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Re: [pygame] pygame.QUIT event

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Date: Sun, 8 Oct 2006 13:19:23 +0200
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I dont know on what your question is based on. Do you want to control an exit?

By default and no windowed programs you can use: sys.exit() (dont forget: import sys ) to quit the application.

The other unpropper way would probably be to run into certain errors to force an exit. ;)

Just my 2 cents

Tyger


Am 08.10.2006 um 12:41 schrieb Jacob Hartline:

I'm curious to know all the ways the pygame.QUIT event can be generated. I know about clicking X on a pygame window. I know about placing the event on the queue. Are there any other ways?

(Sorry if this message has been sent twice; I'm having majordomo problems.)
Thanks for any help.

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