I'm just experimenting with stock images. I modified a little Python script
so that buttons used stock images where possible, e.g.:
b = gtk.Button(stock="gtk-go-up")
(The GTK_STOCK* macros don't seem to be exposed as symbolic names through
PyGtk2 yet.)
All I tried worked fine except for "gtk-go-up". The button just displays
that as the label.
I then wrote a silly little script to display all the stock items in a box
full of buttons. Many seem not to be available. Is Gtk2 really missing all
these stock images (add, cdrom, convert, delete, dnd, dnd-multiple, ...) or
is there some tweak I need to perform in my environment to make them
available? I assume this hooks into the Gnome theme stuff somehow. I
believe I am using the "Default" theme.
Thx,
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Skip Montanaro ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
http://www.mojam.com/
http://www.musi-cal.com/
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