python - How to close Toplevel window after the function it calls completes? -

edit: let me include code can specific help.

import tkinter  def gopush():     win2=tkinter.toplevel()     win2.geometry('400x50')     tkinter.label(win2,text="if have prepared describes select go otherwise select go back").pack()     tkinter.button(win2,text="go",command=bounceprog).pack(side=tkinter.right,padx=5)     tkinter.button(win2, text="go back", command=win2.destroy).pack(side=tkinter.right)  def bounceprog():     d=1     print d root=tkinter.tk() root.geometry('500x100') tkinter.button(text='go', command=gopush).pack(side=tkinter.right,ipadx=50) root.mainloop() 

so when run program opens window says go. go opens window asks if youve read help(which didnt include in code sample) , offers go back(which goes back) , go. when select go calls function prints 1. after prints 1 want window close returning original window containing go button. how do such thing?

@kosig won't quit root. ie. self.foo = tk.toplevel(self) , self.foo.destroy()

for example:

class foo(tk.frame):     """foo example"""      def __init__(self, master=none):         """draw foo gui"""         tk.frame.__init__(self, master)         self.grid()         self.draw_window_bar()      def draw_window_bar(self):         """draw bar toplevel window"""         self.window_bar = tk.toplevel(self)         # uber-pythonian code here...         ask_yes_or_no = messagebox.askyesno('brian?', 'romani ite domum')         if not ask_yes_or_no:             self.window_bar.destroy() 

you have 1 main object, foo. foo has 1 main window (called "frame"), gets tk.frame. afterwards, toplevel windows (frames) must created within it. so, new window here self.window_bar , "objects" in there, including method destroying (self.window_bar.destroy()). can call self.window_bar.destroy() part of code, here called after user clicks "no".