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CloseGUIObject
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Running GUIs
More About
GUIObjectQ
GUIObjectQ[
ref
]
returns
True
if
ref
is an active
GUIObject
and otherwise returns
False
.
MORE INFORMATION
To use
GUIObjectQ
, you first need to load
GUIKit
using
Needs["GUIKit`"]
.
GUIObjectQ
is used to determine whether
ref
represents a live interface.
Live interfaces are typically terminated either when the user closes the window by calling
CloseGUIObject
or
ReleaseGUIObject
.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(1)
Needs["GUIKit`"]
Create a
GUIObject
instance and assign it to a variable:
In[2]:=
Out[2]=
With the interface still running, test whether the variable references an active
GUIObject
:
In[3]:=
Out[3]=
Force the interface to terminate and release its resources:
In[4]:=
Test whether the variable still references an active
GUIObject
:
In[5]:=
Out[5]=
SEE ALSO
CloseGUIObject
GUIObject
GUIRun
ReleaseGUIObject
TUTORIALS
GUIKit
User Guide
GUI Lifecycles in
GUIKit
User Guide
MORE ABOUT
Running GUIs
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