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--- qt:icons [2011/05/12 12:28] – mithat
+++ qt:icons [2011/05/13 11:38] – [Creating a Qt Resource for the theme] mithat
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-If you have more than a handful of such icons, you will probably want to write a [[MainWindow-buildIcon|helper function]] to reduce the repeated data entry.
+If you have more than a handful of such icons, you will probably want to write a [[MainWindow-buildIcon|support method]] to reduce the repeated data entry.
 ==== Pros ====
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 Note that in the set of icons I drew from, there were no 48x48 icons. To maintain best compatibility with Windows OSes, you ideally should include 48x48 icons as well((See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms997636.aspx for a discussion of Windows XP icons and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa511280.aspx for Windows 7.)).
-The pros and cons associated with this approach are essentially identical to [[#Explicitly build and bind icons at runtime]] above, but there is one important difference: you cannot combine this approach with [[#Custom theme using  QIcon::fromTheme()]] because the setting of icon themes is dynamic: the last theme name you set is the theme with which all icons will be rendered.
+The pros and cons associated with this approach are essentially identical to [[#Explicitly build and bind icons at runtime]] above, but there is one important difference: you cannot combine this approach with [[#Custom theme using  QIcon::fromTheme()]] because the setting of icon themes is [[MainWindow-setActionIcon|dynamic]]: the last theme name you set is the theme with which all icons will be rendered.
 ==== Code implementation ====