Why opening new window

[devashish2024]

Describe the bug
It opens a new window however it should give it in the same cmd/application (it might get a bit complex in intergrrated terminals) and option to open new or try to intergrate or merge in a existing gui/tkinter window object

And, there can be a event or "str" method in the taskbar progress class that returns true if its self.state == "done" and false vice versa. The example.py keeps saying close me, there should be event so that it will stop saying and exit as its closed.

• you can close your python app and progress window keeps running

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[devashish2024]

Ah forgot to fill more things, os windows 11 and reproduce just simply on windows as normal

[sposer]

See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17607415/python-tkinter-windows-7-taskbar-progress
"In tkinter is better to use int(root.wm_frame(), 16) instead root.winfo_id()."
I solved it like this.

[N3RDIUM]

Please show some code. From your comments, it is quite unclear if this is a problem with this library or your code itself.

[devashish2024]

The code in your project, I didn't even write my code 💀 the test one, Ubuntu opens a new window also I ain't using tkitner...

I tried if it would work for cli

[sposer]

Ah, I can provide a bit of code for a similar problem I've encountered.

import tkinter as tk
import PyTaskbar

root = tk.Tk()
root.title('Example')

# Neither initialization method works without this sentence.
root.update()

# Only the second of the following two sentences works.
# prog = PyTaskbar.Progress(root.winfo_id()) # Figure 1
prog = PyTaskbar.Progress(int(root.wm_frame(), 16))  # Figure 2
prog.init()
prog.setState('loading')
prog.init()

root.mainloop()

[devashish2024]

Ah, I can provide a bit of code for a similar problem I've encountered.

import tkinter as tk
import PyTaskbar

root = tk.Tk()
root.title('Example')

# Neither initialization method works without this sentence.
root.update()

# Only the second of the following two sentences works.
# prog = PyTaskbar.Progress(root.winfo_id()) # Figure 1
prog = PyTaskbar.Progress(int(root.wm_frame(), 16))  # Figure 2
prog.init()
prog.setState('loading')
prog.init()

root.mainloop()

What I was reporting.

[N3RDIUM]

This is similar to #3, I'll fix it soon.

[N3RDIUM]

Thanks to @timminator in #8 for narrowing down the root cause, this is probably due to the same thing.