Re: Stocks don't seem

[muppet <scott asofyet org>]

On Oct 16, 2005, at 7:43 AM, Peter Simon wrote:

> Hi,
>
> muppet 2005. október 16. 07.05 dátummal ezt írta:
>
> > Since gtk+ 2.6, GtkButton looks for a GtkSetting property called  
> > "gtk-
> > button-images" to determine whether to display the image in the
> > button.
>
> You mean gtk+ 2.0-2.6.x > ? (I've got gtk+ 2.0-2.8.3)
> And how can I set it?

Yes.  The feature was added in gtk+ 2.6.0.

You can control the setting either with code, as i did in the little  
example last night, or by adding a line to a gtkrc.

I added these two lines to ~/.gtkrc-2.0:

   gtk-button-images = 0
   gtk-menu-images = 0

and now all of the stock images disappear from the buttons and  
menuitems in all of my gtk+ 2.x programs when run with gtk+ 2.6.0 or  
later.  When i run that little example program, i can turn them back  
on for the duration of the program.

But the persistent setting is in a gtkrc file.  This is why i said  
you need to look through all of your gtkrc files for something that  
would turn button images off.


> > This can be set by code, but it can also be set by a gtkrc file.
> >
> > Look for gtkrc files in ~/.gtkrc, /etc/gtk, /etc/gnome, etc.
>
> I've found ~/.gtkrc file but it only contains informations for the  
> set GTK
> Revisited Bubble theme.

Does this theme turn off button images?  I couldn't find that theme  
at themes.org...


> Yess!! When it starts there were two push buttons (Preferences and  
> Close)
> without stocks. After I pushed Preferences, buttons got stocks. :)  
> Next push
> hided stocks, etc.

So that basically means that your system is defaulting to "off".


> Muppet, maybe you know what happend I don't. :( Would you please  
> explain how
> to use/overwrite the "standard" eg.:

Find where that default is defined and change it from off to on.  I  
described that above.


> And how can I define new stocks items? I used this earlier:

That code looks fine.  If you're in doubt, there's an example in the  
Gtk2 tarball.



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