private void OnSplashDemoActionExecute(object sender, SimpleActionExecuteEventArgs args)
{
// Set the WinApplication.SplashScreen property to provide a splash screen for your application.
WinApplication.SplashScreen = (ISplash)args.Action.Tag;
// Call the SetDisplayText to provide the initial display text for your splash screen.
WinApplication.SplashScreen.SetDisplayText(splashUpdates[0, 0]);
// The following methods are called manually for demo purposes only.
WinApplication.StartSplash();
for (int i = 0; i < splashUpdates.Length / 2; i++)
{
if (WinApplication.SplashScreen is ISupportUpdateSplash)
{
bool demoFlag = true;
if (demoFlag)
{
// You can also update your splash screen to notify users about current progress.
((ISupportUpdateSplash)WinApplication.SplashScreen).UpdateSplash(splashUpdates[i, 0], splashUpdates[i, 1]);
}//OR
else
{
// This approach is good when you do not have access to a WinApplication, e.g,. in the ModuleUpdater class.
// You can also localize or customize built-in XAF status messages by overriding the XafApplication.UpdateStatus method (test the Context parameter with the DevExpress.ExpressApp.Localization.ApplicationStatusMesssageId enumeration value).
((WinApplication)Application).UpdateStatus(splashUpdates[i, 0], "", splashUpdates[i, 1]);
}
}
Thread.Sleep(1500);
}
WinApplication.StopSplash();
}
protected override void OnDeactivated()
{
base.OnDeactivated();
WinApplication.StopSplash();
}