Hi,
You could catch the close event in the same manner you use to catch
mouse events, although you'll need to catch the close event for the
Wx::Frame.
e.g.
my $mouseevthandler = Wx::EvtHandler->new;
EVT_MOUSE_EVENTS($evthandler, sub { 1 } );
my $closeevthandler = Wx::EvtHandler->new;
EVT_CLOSE($closeevthandler , sub {
my($handler, $event) = @_;
Wx::LogMessage('Splash Screen Closed');
$event->Skip(1);
});
my $splash = Wx::SplashScreen->new( Wx::Bitmap->new('my.png',
wxBITMAP_TYPE_PNG),
wxSPLASH_CENTRE_ON_SCREEN|wxSPLASH_TIMEOUT,
10000, undef, -1 );
$splash->GetSplashWindow->PushEventHandler($mouseevthandler);
$splash->PushEventHandler($otherevthandler);
........... at some point ...
$mouseevthandler->Destroy;
$closeevthandler->Destroy;
H.T.H.
Mark
On 27/10/2010 12:08, Alexander wrote:
Hello all!
I try to handle Exit event by SplashScreen, and have nothing;
I try use wxSplashScreen::OnCloseWindow and have error Can't locate
object method "OnCloseWindow" via package "Wx::Window" at
C:/Perl/!My/FTT/Res/Dialog/Splash.pm line 30.
i try add EVT_CLOSE and it not work.
How i can know what splash destroy?
