Is there any way we could use the GTK stock icons for use in the
toolbars? Or do I have to grab the images and run them thru img2py?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
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127.0.0.1 Because home is where the localhost is.
Thanks for the tip. I was thinking more like the icons for the toolbar
(New, Open, Paste ...). Anyway, I've grabbed the GTK icons and run them
thru img2py and it works very well now.
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127.0.0.1 Because home is where the localhost is.
Right, I wasn't suggesting any *particular* icon (I just grabbed a
random name from the pixmaps directory), rather, I was suggesting that
you don't need to do anything special to use them.
Anyway, you might also consider Mike Fletcher's project:
> Why not just use something like this:
>
> bitmap = wxBitmap('/usr/share/pixmaps/GNOME-Terminal-TuX.png',
> wxBITMAP_TYPE_PNG)
>
> ?
Thanks for the tip. I was thinking more like the icons for the toolbar
(New, Open, Paste ...). Anyway, I've grabbed the GTK icons and run them
thru img2py and it works very well now.
Thanks for the tip. I was thinking more like the icons for the toolbar
(New, Open, Paste ...). Anyway, I've grabbed the GTK icons and run them
thru img2py and it works very well now.
You can get access to some "standard"[1] icons using the wxArtProvider, but there are not a whole lot of them in there yet.
[1] Depending on variable definitions of the term "standard"
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