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sodev:
Or at the look of the disabled toolbar icons, they look much better on wxWidgets 3.x ;). Plus the fact that only wxWidgets 3.x ships with the Tango-Style Art-Provider.
This is indeed the problem, your application uses wxWidgets 3.x and by default this version includes three different Art-Providers: Native, Tango and Standard, wxWidgets 2.8 only has Standard. Sadly you cannot choose directly at runtime which one to use, they form are chain and are tried in order until the ressource is found. You can either recompile your library and disable Tango (with setup.h) or you can go the crazy route and wxArtProvider::Pop() one (or two if wxArtProvider::HasNativeProvider() returns true) at runtime, but the Standard provider returns quite some ugly icons for some items. Or you can figure out how to access the Standard icons directly, because they are included in the library, but this for sure is the least portable way :).
gtafan:
Hardcoded solution seems to be the best one, just have included the xpms. Would be cool to have a wizard helping including the xpms to avoid manually tiping the complete path.
gtafan:
Also would be cool to have in that image editor, already seen in my Reply #39, an option to include from xpm.
BlueHazzard:
As always, tickets would be a better place to collect feature requests....
gtafan:
--- Quote from: BlueHazzard on March 27, 2018, 04:36:47 pm ---As always, tickets would be a better place to collect feature requests....
--- End quote ---
I know, you have tolld it already, but tickets are a problem for me.
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