Pete Ware <ware(a)cis.ohio-state.edu> writes:
As I > remember, it marks the widget (and all children) as in the
process
of > being destroyed and puts it on a to-be-deleted list. When the >
application returns to the main loop and all pending events are > handled,
then the widget is actually deleted (phase 2).
Not all pending events, only the current one.
Destroying > the actual window is one of the last things done in
phase 2.
yup.
--didier