wxruby users - Dec 2007 - Wx::SplashScreen, and events

I have the following code:
#time = 7000

class TimeSplash < Wx::SplashScreen
   PATH_MAIN = 1
   PATH_SETUP = 0
   def initialize(time, path=PATH_MAIN)
     splash_bitmap = Wx::Bitmap.new(''timefly.png'',
Wx::BITMAP_TYPE_PNG)
     super(splash_bitmap, 
Wx::SPLASH_CENTRE_ON_SCREEN|Wx::SPLASH_TIMEOUT, time, nil, -1)
     evt_close() {|evt| on_close_window(evt, path)}
   end

   def on_close_window(evt, path)
     if path == PATH_MAIN
       print "main app!"
     elsif path == PATH_SETUP
       print "setup!"
     end
     self.destroy()
   end
end
======================================Now I''m stuck - If I click the
splash screen while it is being displayed
it calls the evt_close() event and prints a message. However - if I wait 
for it to timeout - it fades away and then nothing happens. What event 
is triggered at the timeout? How can I trap it? Where are these events 
documented? :)

EchoB wrote:
> Now I''m stuck - If I click the splash screen while it is being
displayed
> it calls the evt_close() event and prints a message. However - if I wait 
> for it to timeout - it fades away and then nothing happens. What event 
> is triggered at the timeout? How can I trap it? 
I don''t know how you can. But I don''t know why you would?

Code execution continues after the call to SplashScreen.new, allowing 
you to do time-consuming initialisation while the splash is visible and 
entertaining the user. Once the initialisation is done you can let the 
Splash timeout, let the user close it, or explicitly close it yourself 
using a standard close call.
> Where are these events 
> documented? :)
In a slightly scattered way: per-control event hooks (eg TreeEvent, 
CommandEvent, GridEvent) are listed with the control; non-command GUI 
event hooks (eg MenuEvent, SizeEvent, CloseEvent) are listed in the 
event class. The comprehensive list is very long (see 
lib/wx/classes/evthandler.rb for a full alphabetic list), but hte list 
of Event classes in the doc homepage is not a bad place to start.

alex