wxsplashscreen

wxsplashscreen shows a window with a thin border, displaying a bitmap describing your application. show it in application initialisation, and then either explicitly destroy it or let it time-out.

example usage:

  wxbitmap bitmap;
  if (bitmap.loadfile("splash16.png", wxbitmap_type_png))
  {
      wxsplashscreen* splash = new wxsplashscreen(bitmap,
          wxsplash_centre_on_screen|wxsplash_timeout,
          6000, null, -1, wxdefaultposition, wxdefaultsize,
          wxsimple_border|wxstay_on_top);
  }
  wxyield();

wxframe
wxwindow
wxevthandler
wxobject

include files

<wx/splash.h>

members

wxsplashscreen::wxsplashscreen
wxsplashscreen::~wxsplashscreen
wxsplashscreen::onclosewindow
wxsplashscreen::getsplashstyle
wxsplashscreen::getsplashwindow
wxsplashscreen::gettimeout

wxsplashscreen::wxsplashscreen

wxsplashscreen(const wxbitmap& bitmap, long splashstyle, int milliseconds, wxwindow* parent, wxwindowid id, const wxpoint& pos = wxdefaultposition, const wxsize& size = wxdefaultsize, long style = wxsimple_border|wxframe_no_taskbar|wxstay_on_top)

construct the splash screen passing a bitmap, a style, a timeout, a window id, optional position and size, and a window style.

splashstyle is a bitlist of some of the following:

• wxsplash_centre_on_parent
• wxsplash_centre_on_screen
• wxsplash_no_centre
• wxsplash_timeout
• wxsplash_no_timeout

milliseconds is the timeout in milliseconds.

wxsplashscreen::~wxsplashscreen

~wxsplashscreen()

destroys the splash screen.

wxsplashscreen::onclosewindow

void onclosewindow(wxcloseevent& event)

reimplement this event handler if you want to set an application variable on window destruction, for example.

wxsplashscreen::getsplashstyle

long getsplashstyle() const

returns the splash style (see wxsplashscreen::wxsplashscreen for details).

wxsplashscreen::getsplashwindow

wxsplashscreenwindow* getsplashwindow() const

returns the window used to display the bitmap.

wxsplashscreen::gettimeout

int gettimeout() const

returns the timeout in milliseconds.