when getting a java error and selecting "quit", all parent processes/windows die with it.

[laserpanda]

1. start nodebox
2. ctrl-n to start a new nodebox
3. do something that generates a java error
4. click on the "quit" button
5. see both nodebox windows disappear
6. surf reddit/aww for an hour to ease the pain

[fdb]

That's why the button is called "quit". We added it there since we had the errors that would cause NodeBox to go in an infinite loop of errors, and the only way out was to press that button.

...but perhaps it is a bit too drastic. It might be better if we take out the button entirely.

[laserpanda]

I don't think there is anything wrong with having the button there but
perhaps it should either only kill the instance/window that throws the
error OR relabel the button to something like "kill this and all parent
processes"?

Another option could be that if a new instance of nodebox is created then
it runs independently from any other instances?
On 13 Jan 2014 08:52, "Frederik De Bleser" notifications@github.com wrote:

That's why the button is called "quit". We added it there since we had the
errors that would cause NodeBox to go in an infinite loop of errors, and
the only way out was to press that button.

...but perhaps it is a bit too drastic. It might be better if we take out
the button entirely.

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