Hello - Does anybody know what the format for icons on the
> toolbar is? I am mostly interested in the size. When
> reading through the files, I found that the svg versions of
> the icons are 128 by 128 points, is that what I should shoot
> for?
Depends on the backend, different GUIs load different icons. Here is
what I get for the PNGs
In [1]: from matplotlib.image import imread
In [2]: X = imread('images/home.png')
In [3]: X.shape
Out[3]: (24, 24, 4)
and I think that will be consistent for all the raster based image
formats. tkagg uses the ppm formats (you use tkagg, right?).
JDH
Yes, I use tkagg.
Not sure why tkagg uses ppm.
But I decipher from your message that I should use 24 by 24 points, which is
what I was thinking after opening some png files myself.
I’ll give it a shot.
Thanks, Mark
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On 4/20/06, John Hunter <jdhunter@…4…> wrote:
> Hello - Does anybody know what the format for icons on the
> toolbar is? I am mostly interested in the size. When
> reading through the files, I found that the svg versions of
> the icons are 128 by 128 points, is that what I should shoot
> for?
Depends on the backend, different GUIs load different icons. Here is
what I get for the PNGs
In [1]: from matplotlib.image import imread
In [2]: X = imread(‘images/home.png’)
In [3]: X.shape
Out[3]: (24, 24, 4)
and I think that will be consistent for all the raster based image
formats. tkagg uses the ppm formats (you use tkagg, right?).
JDH