{

static const wxString release = "release";

static const wxString revision = "revision";

#ifdef __WIN32__

dc.SetClippingRegion( r );

#endif

dc.DrawBitmap( m_label, 0, 0, false );

{

// an obscure statement in the wxWidgets book says to

// allocate the DC even if you don't paint to avoid

// a paint loop. //pecan 2006/04/3

wxPaintDC paint_dc( this );

DoPaint( paint_dc );

{

wxDC *dc = event.GetDC();

if ( dc )

{

DoPaint( *dc ); // why not? :)

}

{

m_timer.Stop();

/* Don't destroy it here. It creates a dangling pointer

Hide();

{

if ( event.LeftDown() || event.RightDown() )

{

Close( true );

}

: wxFrame( parent, id, wxEmptyString, wxPoint( 0, 0 ), wxSize( 100, 100 ), style ),

r( 0, 0, 181, 181 ), m_timer( this, cbSplashScreen_timer_id ),

timeUp(false)

{

r.Union( label );

int w = label.GetWidth();

int h = label.GetHeight();

SetClientSize( w, h );

CentreOnScreen();

wxScreenDC screen_dc;

wxMemoryDC label_dc;

int x;

int y;

x = GetPosition().x;

y = GetPosition().y;

m_label.Create( w, h );

label_dc.SelectObject( m_label );

label_dc.Blit( 0, 0, w, h, &screen_dc, x, y );

label_dc.DrawBitmap( label, 0, 0, true );

label_dc.SelectObject( wxNullBitmap );

SetShape( r );

Show( true );

SetThemeEnabled( false ); // seems to be useful by description

SetBackgroundStyle( wxBG_STYLE_CUSTOM ); // the trick for GTK+ (notice it's after Show())

SetTitle("GDevelop");

wxIconBundle icons;

icons.AddIcon("res/icon16.png");

icons.AddIcon("res/icon24.png");

#if defined(LINUX) || defined(MACOS)

icons.AddIcon("res/icon32linux.png");

icons.AddIcon("res/icon48linux.png");

icons.AddIcon("res/icon64linux.png");

icons.AddIcon("res/icon128linux.png");

#else

icons.AddIcon("res/icon32.png");

icons.AddIcon("res/icon48.png");

icons.AddIcon("res/icon128.png");

#endif

SetIcons(icons);

Centre( wxBOTH | wxCENTRE_ON_SCREEN ); // centre only works when the window is showing

Update();

wxYieldIfNeeded();

if ( timeout != -1 )

{

m_timer.Start( timeout, true );

}