> No, I was only trying to think of situations which would result in
> what you were seeing. If the file were opened using two different
> handles in the same program, then I thought that some sort of issue
> with flushing might still reside by accident.

> I don't know of any way that what you saw happened might happen. Are
> you using anything other than Tcl and Tk in your program? Could
> perhaps something else have caused the issue?

Sorry I did not receive your reply. I received it via digest.
I�am�deeply reviewing my�code to see what caused the problem. But until know I�found
 that both of thses configurations works:
��� close $out2
��� flush $out2
OR
����flush $out2
��� close $out2

I will inform if I find new things.

_mnaderan_




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Subject: Re: [Activetcl] file content does not update
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On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Mahmood Naderan <nt_mahmood@[...].com>  wrote:

> >The only think I can think of that might be going on would be if the file
> > were still opened in another part of the program.
> 
>  That file is opened and closed only in that function, but after destroying
>  the "save" window, the control is get back to my main window. Do you mean
>  that returning from a child window (toplevel) to its parent, casue the
>  'close' function not to operate correctly?
> 

No, I was only trying to think of situations which would result in
what you were seeing. If the file were opened using two different
handles in the same program, then I thought that some sort of issue
with flushing might still reside by accident.

I don't know of any way that what you saw happened might happen. Are
you using anything other than Tcl and Tk in your program? Could
perhaps something else have caused the issue?


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