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I'm creating a Python module for precanned GTK dialog boxes. The code to create the dialog box works fine - I get the return code, etc. I want - but when I try to destroy the dialog box, the box freezes until the interpreter exits. The function returns and interpreter still runs - likely, the calling program would continue to run perfectly - but the box stays with its button held down, not responding to requests for destruction. I am calling 'gtk_dialog_object.hide_all()' then 'gtk_dialog_object.destroy()', but still it does not disappear. Any comments on the proper destruct sequence?
Thanks,
Matthew Frazier
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