RE: Re: [Anygui-users] window.destroy() to terminate application.run() loop

Not exactly related, but just a reminder that to exit 
the application, one can call the app.quit() method.

>> # --- Cut here ---
>> from anygui import *
>> 
>> app = Application()
>> 
>> g_y = 150
>> 
>> win = Window(width = 110, height = 210)
>> app.add(win)
>> 
>> # depending on anygui version change handler def.
>> # cvs handler def, I guess 0.2a api?
>> def my_quit(event):
>> # 0.1.1 handler def
>> #def my_quit(**kw):
>>     print "Hello, world!"
>>     win.destroy()
>> 
>> opt = Options(x = 30, width = 50, height = 30)
>> btn = Button(opt, y = 30, text = "Quit")
>> link(btn, 'click', my_quit)
>> 
>> win.add(btn)
>> 
>> app.run()


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