NewMainAppWnd() public abstract method

Creates a new instance of the main window
public abstract NewMainAppWnd ( IProgress progressDlg, bool fNewCache, Form wndCopyFrom, bool fOpeningNewProject ) : Form
progressDlg IProgress The progress dialog to use, if needed (can be null).
fNewCache bool Flag indicating whether one-time, application-specific /// initialization should be done for this cache.
wndCopyFrom System.Windows.Forms.Form Must be null for creating the original app window. /// Otherwise, a reference to the main window whose settings we are copying.
fOpeningNewProject bool true if opening a brand spankin' new /// project
return System.Windows.Forms.Form
FwApp Class Documentation
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		/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		/// <summary>
		/// Creates a new main window and initializes it. The specified App is responsible for
		/// creating the proper main window type.
		/// </summary>
		/// <param name="app">The app</param>
		/// <param name="fNewCache"><c>true</c> if we didn't reuse an existing cache</param>
		/// <param name="wndCopyFrom">The window to copy from (optional).</param>
		/// <param name="fOpeningNewProject"><c>true</c> if opening a new project</param>
		/// <returns>True if the main window was create and initialized successfully</returns>
		/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		internal static bool CreateAndInitNewMainWindow(FwApp app, bool fNewCache, Form wndCopyFrom,
			bool fOpeningNewProject)
		{
			Debug.Assert(app == s_flexApp || app == s_teApp);

			WriteSplashScreen(app.GetResourceString("kstidInitWindow"));

			Form fwMainWindow;
			try
			{
				// Construct the new window, of the proper derived type
				fwMainWindow = app.NewMainAppWnd(s_splashScreen, fNewCache, wndCopyFrom, fOpeningNewProject);

				// Let the application do its initialization of the new window
				using (new DataUpdateMonitor(fwMainWindow, "Creating new main window"))
					app.InitAndShowMainWindow(fwMainWindow, wndCopyFrom);
				// It seems to get activated before we connect the Activate event. But it IS active by now;
				// so just record it now as the active one.
				s_activeMainWnd = (IFwMainWnd)fwMainWindow;
			}
			catch (StartupException ex)
			{
				// REVIEW: Can this actually happen when just creating a new main window?
				CloseSplashScreen();
				MessageBox.Show(ex.Message, Properties.Resources.ksErrorCaption,
					MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error);
				return false;
			}

			CloseSplashScreen();

			if (!((IFwMainWnd)fwMainWindow).OnFinishedInit())
				return false;	// did not initialize properly!

			fwMainWindow.Activated += FwMainWindowActivated;
			fwMainWindow.Closing += FwMainWindowClosing;
			return true;
		}