Closes a window and calls the destroy-callback.
capi
destroy interface
interface⇩ |
An interface. |
The generic function destroy
closes the window associated with interface, and then calls the interface's destroy-callback if it has one.
There is a complementary function quit-interface which calls the interface's confirm-destroy-function to confirm that the destroy should be done, and it is advisable to always use this unless you want to make sure that the interface's confirm-destroy-function is ignored.
destroy
must only be called in the process of interface. Menu callbacks on interface will be called in that process, but otherwise you probably need to use execute-with-interface or apply-in-pane-process.
(setq interface (capi:display (make-instance 'capi:interface :title "Test Interface" :destroy-callback #'(lambda (interface) (capi:display-message "Quitting ~S" interface)))))
(capi:apply-in-pane-process interface 'capi:destroy interface)
interface
quit-interface
*update-screen-interfaces-hooks*
7 Programming with CAPI Windows
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