Omg buttons and windows pls help window 1 closed error but window 1 cannot be closed? what

[Sceyef]

What is it you are trying to achieve?
Fix an error with windows


What is the problem you are having?
Error message: Window with ID of 1 is closed.


Describe what you have tried to solve this problem
idk


Post any relevant code (You may choose to attach the file instead of posting the code if it is too long)

Turing:

%This program makes you guess a random number from 50 and 100 import GUI %Declaration (Global variables) var guess, counter, number, choice : int choice := 0 %Pause Program until you hit a key proc pauseProgram     /*var reply : string (1)      put ""      put "Press any key to continue..." ..      getch (reply)*/     var continue := GUI.CreateButton (0, 0, 0, "Continue", GUI.Quit)     GUI.ResetQuit     loop         exit when GUI.ProcessEvent     end loop     GUI.Hide (continue) end pauseProgram %Program Title proc title     cls     locate (1, 33)     put "Guessing Game"     put "" end title %Generate a random integer from 50 to 100 proc randInt     randint (number, 50, 100) end randInt proc choice1     choice := 1     GUI.Quit end choice1 proc choice2     choice := 2     GUI.Quit end choice2 %Introduction proc intro     title     put "Try to guess a number from 50 to 100!"     pauseProgram     counter := 0 end intro procedure errorWindow (option : int)     if (option = 1) then         var winID1 := Window.Open ("position:900;300, graphics:250;100")         Window.Show (winID1)         Window.SetActive (winID1)         put "Please enter either 1 or 2."         put "Press any key to continue: " ..         loop             exit when hasch         end loop         Window.Close (winID1)     elsif (option = 2) then         var winID2 := Window.Open ("position:900;300, graphics:400;100")         Window.Show (winID2)         Window.SetActive (winID2)         put "Please enter a number between 50 and 100."         pauseProgram         loop             exit when GUI.ProcessEvent         end loop         Window.Close (winID2)     end if end errorWindow %menu proc mainMenu     title     if counter = 0 or guess = number then         randInt         put "Main Menu"         var start : int := GUI.CreateButton (0, 350, 0, "Start Game", choice1)         var exitgame : int := GUI.CreateButton (0, 300, 0, "Exit", choice2)         GUI.ResetQuit         loop             exit when GUI.ProcessEvent         end loop         GUI.Hide(exitgame)         GUI.Hide(start)     elsif counter >= 3 then         counter := 0         mainMenu     end if end mainMenu %User Input proc userInput     title     put ""     put "Enter a number from 50 to 100:" ..     get guess     if guess < 50 and counter not= 3 or guess > 100 or guess < 0 then         errorWindow (2)         userInput     end if     counter += 1 end userInput %Processing and Output proc display     put ""     if guess = number then         %when you win with a correct answer         put "Congratulations, your answer, ", guess, ", is correct."     elsif counter = 3 and guess not= number then         %When you run out of tries and didnt win         put "You're out of tries. You lose. The answer was ", number, "."     elsif number > guess and guess >= 50 then         %incorrect guess, but you still have tries left         put "Higher!"     elsif number < guess and guess <= 100 then         put "Lower!"     end if     pauseProgram end display %End Message proc goodBye     put ""     put "By Kayton Yan"     pauseProgram     Window.Hide (defWinID) end goodBye %Main intro loop     mainMenu     if choice = 1 then         userInput     end if     exit when choice = 2     display end loop goodBye %end of program

Please specify what version of Turing you are using
The latest one.

[Zren]

Which line is causing the error?

[Sceyef]

When the error appears, it opens up WidgetModule.tu

So It gives the error message in THAT thing.
I screwed up something with GUI i think

heres a screenshot of error
http://prntscr.com/5gs12p
HELPFAST

[Dreadnought]

The GUI module keeps track of all the windows in which there are widgets. If you close one of these windows without telling the GUI module it will still try to check for events from these widgets (even if there aren't any widgets in that window). To signal to the GUI module that a window is being closed use Gui.CloseWindow instead of Window.Close.

[Sceyef]

...Oh.

wow
im bad at this
damn