From: Chi-chi E. <cc...@yo...> - 2003-05-02 11:57:46
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Hi, I'm having problems getting the following line to work with a Jython = script: exitButton =3D swing.JButton("Exit", preferredSize=3D(100,20), = actionPerformed=3DSystem.exit(0)) Error generated: Traceback (innermost last): (no code object) at line 0 TypeError: call of non-function ('None' object) I think the use of System.exit(0) is probably inane here but I'm only = newbie and possibly the only undergrad on this list...! I'd like the user to exit the program, killing all threads etc. Any = suggestions on how to do this in the one liner above (i.e. without an = explicit def function for actionPerformed). Thanks in advance, Chi-chi |
From: Patrick B. <bi...@st...> - 2003-07-08 13:05:37
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Hi Chi-chi, I'm having problems getting the following line to work with a Jython script: exitButton = swing.JButton("Exit", preferredSize=(100,20), actionPerformed=System.exit(0)) Not sure about this, but i am using... To use same style as python... +++++++++++++++++++++++ import sys sys.exit(0) ---------- To use java-style ++++++++++++ import java.lang as lang lang.System.exit(0) Hope this helps. Best Regards, Patrick |