>Jane Austine wrote: from Tkinter import *
>r=Tk()
>b=Button(r,text='Quit',command=r.quit)
>b.pack()
>r.mainloop()
And when I press the "Quit" button the mainloop exits. After that,
if I finish the python shell, a memory exception occurs.
This is Windows XP machine with Python 2.3.
Not much of a help, but I've tried it here: no problems... (python
2.3.2, win xp). Can it be a Python 2.3.0 issue that has been fixed in
2.3.1 or 2.3.2 ?
--Irmen
I tried it with 2.3.2, but it doesn't work either.
The crash message is:
python.exe -- application program error
the command from "0x77f7e22a" referenced the memory at "0x00000028".
The memory couldn't be "read". 3  3869 
On 17 Nov 2003 18:08:01 -0800, ja***********@hotmail.com (Jane Austine) wrote: Jane Austine wrote:>from Tkinter import *
>>r=Tk()
>>b=Button(r,text='Quit',command=r.quit)
>>b.pack()
>>r.mainloop()
And when I press the "Quit" button the mainloop exits. After that,if I finish the python shell, a memory exception occurs.
This is Windows XP machine with Python 2.3.
Not much of a help, but I've tried it here: no problems... (python
2.3.2, win xp). Can it be a Python 2.3.0 issue that has been fixed in
2.3.1 or 2.3.2 ?
--Irmen
I tried it with 2.3.2, but it doesn't work either.
The crash message is:
python.exe -- application program error
the command from "0x77f7e22a" referenced the memory at "0x00000028".
The memory couldn't be "read".
Another data point:
For me it ran seemingly ok in an NT4 console window, but with idle it acted weird,
and I couldn't capture the session screen (oops, maybe Ctl-C is no good for that there)
Anyway, the Quit button changed to depressed look, and then was stuck visible but not responding.
I had to kill it with task manager. Then idle printed a -----restart----- line.
Regards,
Bengt Richter bo**@oz.net (Bengt Richter) wrote in message news:<bp**********@216.39.172.122>... On 17 Nov 2003 18:08:01 -0800, ja***********@hotmail.com (Jane Austine) wrote:
Jane Austine wrote:
>>from Tkinter import *
>>>r=Tk()
>>>b=Button(r,text='Quit',command=r.quit)
>>>b.pack()
>>>r.mainloop()
And when I press the "Quit" button the mainloop exits. After that, if I finish the python shell, a memory exception occurs.
This is Windows XP machine with Python 2.3.
Not much of a help, but I've tried it here: no problems... (python
2.3.2, win xp). Can it be a Python 2.3.0 issue that has been fixed in
2.3.1 or 2.3.2 ?
--Irmen
I tried it with 2.3.2, but it doesn't work either.
The crash message is:
python.exe -- application program error
the command from "0x77f7e22a" referenced the memory at "0x00000028".
The memory couldn't be "read".
Another data point:
For me it ran seemingly ok in an NT4 console window, but with idle it acted weird,
and I couldn't capture the session screen (oops, maybe Ctl-C is no good for that there)
Anyway, the Quit button changed to depressed look, and then was stuck visible but not responding.
I had to kill it with task manager. Then idle printed a -----restart----- line.
Regards,
Bengt Richter
It's very strange but it works perfect when I rename python.exe into
something else and run with it.
Has it something to do with previous versions installed? I had
Python2.3bx and 2.3c1 installed on this machine and didn't uninstall
them before I installed Python 2.3.2.
Why does this happen? How can I solve this problem? ja***********@hotmail.com (Jane Austine) wrote in message news:<ba*************************@posting.google.c om>... Jane Austine wrote:>from Tkinter import *
>>r=Tk()
>>b=Button(r,text='Quit',command=r.quit)
>>b.pack()
>>r.mainloop()
And when I press the "Quit" button the mainloop exits. After that, if I finish the python shell, a memory exception occurs.
This is Windows XP machine with Python 2.3.
Not much of a help, but I've tried it here: no problems... (python
2.3.2, win xp). Can it be a Python 2.3.0 issue that has been fixed in
2.3.1 or 2.3.2 ?
--Irmen
I tried it with 2.3.2, but it doesn't work either.
The crash message is:
python.exe -- application program error
the command from "0x77f7e22a" referenced the memory at "0x00000028".
The memory couldn't be "read".
Well, I seem to have found the (vague) reason.
There is a file named python.exe.manifest (along with
pythonw.exe.manifest) in the python folder. If I delete it, Tkinter
doesn't raise memory exception.
What is it? Is it safe to delete it? This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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