On 8/27/05, Jason Edson < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Read the docs for e17genmenu. It tells you how to use --use-theme= i think it is. Like on my debian box if i want to use the theme /usr/share/icons/nuvola I'd use --use-themes=nuvola .On 8/27/05, David P. Donahue < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Marcus Hüwe wrote:
>
> I think e17genmenu is the app what you're looking for :)
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/e17genmenu
>
Looks great, but doesn't seem to be doing the trick for my KDE menu. It
grabs a few icons, but maybe it just isn't getting them from the right
place or something. Have you specifically used this tool for converting
a KDE menu? Was there anything you had to change in config.h or
anything like that?
Regards,
David P. Donahue
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Ok I was wrong its --icon-theme=<theme> heres the --help
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp$ e17genmenu --help
e17genmenu - Generate Enlightenment DR17 Menus
Usage: e17genmenu <-options>
--icon-size=<size> Use <size> icons. (32x32)
--icon-theme=<theme> Use <theme> for icons.
-o | --overwrite Overwrite Eaps
-m | --mapping Generate Mapping File
-h | --help Show this help screen.
To specify a theme, only pass the theme name NOT the full path.
(ie: For Hicolor theme, specify hicolor, NOT /usr/share/icons/hicolor)
Hope this helps you.
