ons 2004-01-14 klockan 15.22 skrev John Hunter:
> While I know it is generally frowned up on to use stock buttons for
> purposes other than their original intentions to preserve consistent
> look and feel across applications, I often find myself wanting to use
> a different label with a stock icon.
>
> I suspect this isn't possible from my reading of the docs, but I
> thought I'd ask. I'd like to be able to do something like
>
> button = gtk.Button(stock=gtk.STOCK_CANCEL)
> button.show()
> button.set_use_stock(gtk.TRUE)
> button.set_label('Hide')
Try to create a new GtkImage (using gtk.image_new_from_stock) and add it
and a GtkLabel to a GtkHBox which you pack into a GtkButton.
Should do it.
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