Hello, Alexandre.<br><br>I have begun testing some ideas using the PPYGUI and find it very easy to work with. However, I would like to ask if there is a way to know when the user has pressed the 'X' button in the top right of the window to close the app? The reason I ask, is that when I run some ppygui code a blank Python window opens, then the ppygui app window opens on top of it. When I close the app using the top right 'X' I am returned to the blank Python window. This is very similar to the situation on the desktop version of Python, where a terminal window opens unless your Python file is run with the .pyw extension.<br>
<br>I can implement a 'close' button that executes the sys.exit() command, and this successfully closes the app and the blank Python terminal window together. Nevertheless that top right 'X' is still there, and I would prefer the users of my app to have something consistent and which behaves as expected (i.e when you press 'X' the app exits or at least is hidden fully).<br>
<br>How do it detect this 'close' event for the main app?<br><br>Adam<br>