Hi all,

I've got an issue with Tk (I presume).

Arhitecture: solaris & hpux.

Perl:

Issue: After calling destroy on a Tk window it hangs.

Code:

$mainwindow = MainWindow->new(); --------- do some Tk GUI stuff --------- $mainwindow->destroy() if (defined $mainwindow); CORE::exit(0);

Output in perl -d (with debbuging output to some log)

...skipping... Init::CODE(0x10dd0d8)(Init.pm:771): Tk::e +xit(0); Tk::Widget::_Destroyed(../perl/lib/sun4-solaris/Tk/Widget.pm:354): ----------------------- some more lines like this one above ----------------------- Tk::Widget::_Destroyed(../perl/lib/sun4-solaris/Tk/Widget.pm:367): 367: delete $w->{$ent}; Tk::Widget::_Destroyed(../perl/lib/sun4-solaris/Tk/Widget.pm:360): 360: my $ent = pop(@$a); Tk::Widget::_Destroyed(../perl/lib/sun4-solaris/Tk/Widget.pm:361): 361: if (ref $ent) 362: { Tk::Widget::_Destroyed(../perl/lib/sun4-solaris/Tk/Widget.pm:367): 367: delete $w->{$ent}; Tk::MainWindow::_Destroyed(../perl/lib/sun4-solaris/Tk/MainWindow.pm:7 +7): 77: delete $Windows{$top}; ------------------------ end of log ------------------------
Does anybody had this issue? Or some idea about what can I try to solve it?

In reply to Tk::exit hangs by guliver

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