/// <summary>
/// Runs the application.
/// </summary>
/// <typeparam name="T">The type for the main window class.</typeparam>
/// <param name="uniqueInstance">Unique instance string.</param>
/// <param name="applicationInfo">The application description.</param>
/// <param name="args">Command line arguments.</param>
/// <param name="splashScreenImage">Splash screen image.</param>
public static void RunApplication <T>(string uniqueInstance, IApplicationInfo applicationInfo, string[] args, string splashScreenImage) where T : Gtk.Window, IMainWindow, new()
{
// TODO: Single instance check / activate
// Documentation of Gtk.Application.Init(progname, ref args) implies that
// a single instance should be enforced. Sadly, that does not seem to work
// as expected. Perhaps it's the C#iness of it all.
// show splash screen
AppInfo = applicationInfo;
_mainWindowType = typeof(T);
_splashScreenResource = splashScreenImage;
Gtk.Application.Init(uniqueInstance, ref args);
SettingsBase.LoadApplicationSettings();
var window = new T();
Instance.MainWindow = window;
Instance.ReadyState |= AppReadyState.MainWindowSourced;
Gtk.Window.DefaultIcon = window.Icon;
var splashImage = _mainWindowType.LoadImageResource(_splashScreenResource);
var splashScreen = new SplashScreen(splashImage); // creating also shows
splashScreen.TransientFor = window;
window.Data["SplashScreen"] = splashScreen;
GLib.Timeout.Add(1000, FinishInitialization);
Gtk.Application.Run();
foreach (var settings in Instance.Settings)
{
settings.Save();
}
SettingsBase.SaveApplicationSettings();
}