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How to prevent mouse & key events for wxSplashScreen?

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As title...

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Maybe catching the relevant events and not skipping them would work. I wonder what you want to do exactly though... :D?
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Hi,
I wanna do that....

My project is using wxSplashScreen & wxMediaCtrl. After splash screen displayed & media file played, I wanna created wxFrame.
I create wxFrame in EVT_MEDIA_FINISHED not wxApp::OnInit(void). Everything is OK but while application starting, when I click on splash screen (or press any key), project halts.

In wxSplashScreen,I wanna prevent key & mouse events. How to do? I can do it without using wxSplashScreen ( but I have to use it. :) )
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Post by Ryan Norton »

Try stealing events from the wxSplashScreen by directly Connect() to it.

The key here is in src/generic/splash.cpp

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void wxSplashScreenWindow::OnMouseEvent(wxMouseEvent& event)
{
    if (event.LeftDown() || event.RightDown())
        GetParent()->Close(true);
}
Just prevent that via

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mysplash->Connect(-1, wxEVT_LEFT_DOWN, 
                              wxMouseEventHandler(wxMySplash::OnMouse));
mysplash->Connect(-1, wxEVT_RIGHT_DOWN, 
                              wxMouseEventHandler(wxMySplash::OnMouse));
where

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void wxMySplash::OnMouse(wxMouseEvent& e)
{
}
it is kind of nefarious but it'll probably work :D:D:D
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Post by renaud.s »

Hi,

As someone suggest me a few time ago...
You may perhaps use:

int wxApp::FilterEvent(wxEvent& event)


http://www.wxwidgets.org/manuals/2.6.3/ ... ilterevent

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Post by emarti »

In wxWidgets source ($WXWIN\include\generic\splash.h & $WXWIN\src\generic\splash.cpp), when I removed or remarked lines that releationship key & mouse events, it is OK!. Of course, you have to build wxWidgets library again. But this way is not legal, I think. Is it legal?

In fact, if I select this way, the problem occurs to compile & share source code.
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