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Missing functionality in Qt: Checking whether a window is closed #622

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smrg-lm opened this issue Oct 24, 2012 · 2 comments
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Missing functionality in Qt: Checking whether a window is closed #622

smrg-lm opened this issue Oct 24, 2012 · 2 comments
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comp: Qt GUI sclang Qt components -- for IDE tickets, use "env: SCIDE" instead enhancement

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smrg-lm commented Oct 24, 2012

checking whether a window is closed needs to be on AppClock in Qt, and not in Cocoa.
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jleben commented Oct 25, 2012

Why would you need to check whether the window is closed on other clock than AppClock?
You have to be on AppClock in order to use the window anyway.

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jleben commented Oct 25, 2012

Anyway, this is now implemented, for the sake of compatibility with existing code.

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