Vladimir Ein

Oops, commented before reading through the "alternatives" section 😊. So please disregard the "suitable to you" part of my previous comment 😁 - still you might find some insight on...

Okay, once you make it available for general public, I think I can mention it on Discord and we'll see what comes out. You say it's going to be on...

What do you expect to get by setting a value on a button?

So did I get it correctly that you're trying to save values obtained via the `file_select` callback in order to access them later? If so, 1. You can use `dpg.set_item_user_data()`...

Does a minimal example also crash on 2.0 on your system? Like this... ```py import dearpygui.dearpygui as dpg dpg.create_context() dpg.create_viewport(title='Test', width=600, height=300) with dpg.window(label="Example Window"): dpg.add_text("Hello, world") dpg.setup_dearpygui() dpg.show_viewport() dpg.start_dearpygui()...

You mentioned VS - does this mean Visual Studio or is it Visual Studio Code? If you have Visual Studio installed, Windows typically offers to debug the app in VS...

My typical approach to debugging such issues is to (1) recreate the issue with a `RelWithDebInfo` build, and (2) on crash, open Visual Studio and.. well, _debug_ it :rofl:. AFAIK,...

Also: if you start your app on 1.11 and _don't touch the UI_, does it eventually crash as well?

Well, a `.so` is for Linux, but your description and GIF indicate Windows. On Windows, DPG builds into a `.pyd` file, which is essentially a DLL, just renamed to .pyd...

When your program crashes on this system, does it show a message box suggesting to debug the program? If not, then probably Visual Studio is not selected as the default...