Mattias Gaertner wrote:
If it returns nil, the default glyph is used. Means:
First the widgetset will be asked, and if it also returns nil, the LCL
built-in will be used.
But if you do this you will potentially include 2 icon sets for every
program ... the default and the one of the platform ...
I would put the default icons on include files and then the widget set
can include the default icons it needs if it doesn´t have it´s own.
I also think it is important to have an option (compile directive?) for
having no glyphs.
Felipe
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