I made a program, which uses tkinter to create a window where stuff happens. It contains images and loops to constantly shift and move the images.
Now, when I close the window, the scripts are still running and it creates error messages that it has nowhere to place the images with new coordinates.
I think that the loops are still running. So my question is, how do I close the program all together after clicking the x on the window. Is there a way to bind the x(close window) to terminate the program, or cat n ibe done inside a code, to see when the tkinter window is closed(to me this way seems to be bad, because it would keep checking for if the window is still existing or not).
Thanks a lot!
I had the same issue caused by a top level window I had created and withdrawn but didn't destroy.  Properly destroying it fixed my issue.
Closing a python program window leaves program still running in the background