Very bascially what I'm doing:

###
def guidialog():
		def ok(**kw):
			win.destroy()
			app.remove(win)
#<snip> 
	anygui.link(btn_ok, ok)
#<snip> 
	app.run()
	return n	#qtgui will NEVER get here
###

I'm using anygui 0.1.1.1.1.1.1 ; ) and can not get app.run() to return
after I destroy my window. I must kill the python process. This only happens 
with the QT backend. Gtk and WX, work fine, and will return after the window 
is destroyed.

And Idea of a quick fix for this, as QT is my preference?

Debian GNU/Linux sid
Python		2.2.3
Anygui		0.1.1
python-qt3	3.7-1
libc6			2.3.1-17
python-gtk	0.6.11-8

Dave



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