Minimize window while displaying a MessageBox, window cannot be reopened again

[DanDDXuanX]

Desktop (please complete the following information):

ttkbootstrap: 1.10.1 OS: Windows11

Describe the bug

Hello:

I'm writing a application with ttkbootstrap, and I found a issue that I cannot fix by myself.

When a MessageBox is displayed above the root window, if I use keyboard win+D to switch to desktop, or scenarios that MessageBox show with root window minimized, root windows and the MessageBox cannot be show on screen anymore.

I think it's line 89-90 in dialog.py, in method Dialog.show, led to this problem.

        self._toplevel.grab_set()
        self._toplevel.wait_window()

if I remove self._toplevel.grab_set(), this issue can be fix, but the root window will not be disabled while showing a messagebox, and this can lead to a lot of misoperations.

I wonder if there is a better solution here?

To Reproduce

Here I provide a small example to reproduce this issue：

import ttkbootstrap as ttk
from ttkbootstrap.dialogs import Messagebox

root = ttk.Window(size=(300,300))
Messagebox().show_info(message='test')

after run code above, use keyboard win+D to switch to desktop, the root window cannot be reopen again.

Expected behavior

Make the minimized window with dialog can be reopen normally, without affect the performance of other functions.

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[sushi5551011]

Hello,I had the same problem when I minimized the window and closed it in the taskbar,the window did not close and cannot be reopened.

import ttkbootstrap as ttk
from ttkbootstrap.dialogs import Messagebox

root_total= ttk.Window()
def on_closing():
    T = Messagebox.show_question(message='close or not?', title="quit", buttons=["close:info", "not:secondary"],parent=root_total,position=(root_total.winfo_x() + root_total.winfo_width() // 2 - 100,root_total.winfo_y() + root_total.winfo_height() // 2 - 100))
    if T == 'close':
        root_total.destroy()
root_total.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW", on_closing)

[DanDDXuanX]

I made a slight modification to this part (dialog.py line 89-90), which seems to temporarily solve the issue. However, this requires Dialog to have the parent parameter.

        if self._parent:
            self._parent.winfo_toplevel().attributes("-disabled", True)
            self._toplevel.wait_window()
            self._parent.winfo_toplevel().attributes("-disabled", False)
            self._parent.winfo_toplevel().lift()
            self._parent.winfo_toplevel().focus_force()
        else:
            self._toplevel.grab_set()
            self._toplevel.wait_window()