HI Grant,
The obvious answer would be it's what's in an .xpm file, but
that doesn't work. I've tried manipulating the contents of the
.xpm file a half-dozen different ways, but no matter what I
try, wx.Bitmap() always returns a bitmap with a size of -1,-1
instead of 24,24.What's the expected format of "XPM data" for wx.Bitmap()?
Something along these lines:
check_mark_xpm = [" 16 16 16 1",
"` c #000000",
". c #800000",
"# c #008000",
"a c #808000",
"b c #000080",
"c c #800080",
"d c #008080",
"e c #808080",
"f c #c0c0c0",
"g c #ff0000",
"h c #00ff00",
"i c #ffff00",
"j c #0000ff",
"k c #ff00ff",
"l c #00ffff",
"m c #ffffff",
"mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm",
"mmmmmmmmmm`mmmmm",
"mmmmmmmmm``mmmmm",
"mmmm`mmm```mmmmm",
"mmmm``m```mmmmmm",
"mmmm`````mmmmmmm",
"mmmmm```mmmmmmmm",
"mmmmmm`mmmmmmmmm",
"mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm",
"mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm"
]
myBitmap = wx.BitmapFromXPMData(check_mark_xpm)
Should work and do what you ask 
Andrea.
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