Error closing a tab in Pysimplegui

Question

I’m doing a test program with Pysimplegui, but basically it asks for a user, if it’s correct it opens a new tab with the phrase: "Success, you’ve logged into your account!" , and when it was wrong open a new tab with a phrase "Incorrect password. Try again". I was programming when I needed to break the loop while when the person closes the program. I even managed to do this in the part where asks the user, but when I was doing the incorrect password part, I realized that python was not recognizing the command if click == sg.WINDOW_CLOSED:. So I modified the code to put one input to see if he appeared, and if he appeared the command would be recognized. But the result is the same as the beginning:

Here’s the code (I know I wouldn’t close with it, but I just wanted it to recognize the input first)

from PySimpleGUI import PySimpleGUI as sg
from time import sleep
sg.theme("LightGreen4")
x = [
        [sg.Text('Usuário'), sg.Input(key='usuario')],
        [sg.Button('Entrar', key = 'entrar')]
]
janela = sg.Window('lalalala', x)
s = 's'
t = 't'
while s == 's':
    while t == 't':
        click, valores = janela.read()
        if click == sg.WINDOW_CLOSED:
            s = 't'
            click = 'closed'
            break
        elif click == 'entrar':
            if valores['usuario'] == '004848':
                layout = [
                    [sg.Text('Sucesso! Você entrou na sua conta!')]
                ]
                break
            else:
                layout = [
                    [sg.Text('Senha incorreta. Tente novamente.')]
                ]
                break
    if valores['usuario'] == '004848':
        janela3 = sg.Window('sucesso!', layout)
        while True:
            click = janela3.read()
            pass
    elif click == 'closed':
        sg.Window.close(janela)
    else:
        janela3 = sg.Window('senha incorreta', layout)
        while True:
            del(click)
            click = janela3.read()
            if click == sg.WINDOW_CLOSED:
                input('s')
                sleep(100)

I’m using Windows 10 PRO, 64bit. Please, if you have an error in the question write in the comments for me to modify it. Thank you!

Answer 1

Try this: (Obs. it is not recommended to use Sleep in a graphical interface, it makes the code wait a little impossible for the interface to be updated and may crash)

from PySimpleGUI import PySimpleGUI as sg

def tela1(layout, name_window):
    janela = sg.Window(name_window, layout=layout, finalize=True)
    while True:
        event, values = janela.read()
        if event == sg.WINDOW_CLOSED:
            break

sg.theme("LightGreen4")
layout = [[sg.Text('Usuário'), sg.Input(key='usuario')],
    [sg.Button('Entrar', key = 'entrar')]]
janela = sg.Window('Window-PySimpleGUI', layout=layout, finalize=True)

while True:
    event, values = janela.read()
    if event == sg.WINDOW_CLOSED:
        break
    elif event == 'entrar':
        if values['usuario'] == '004848':
            janela.hide()
            layout1 = [[sg.Text('Sucesso! Você entrou na sua conta!')]]
            tela1(layout1, 'sucesso!')
            janela.un_hide()
        else:
            janela.hide()
            layout2 = [[sg.Text('Senha incorreta. Tente novamente.')]]
            tela1(layout2, 'senha incorreta')
            janela.un_hide()