Hi,
on newer Windows systems some stock icons come in a wealth of sizes for
various scaling needs. For example, on Windows 10 some icons are available
in 11 different sizes! (Including 256x256.) Hardcoding a "small" and
"large" size doesn't really do them justice (even if you'd consider the
"shell"
On Sat, Nov 14, 2015 at 2:03 PM, Frank Richter wrote:
> Of course I'd very much like to see this make it; however, I think that
> before starting to submit individual patches for review maybe a bit of
> "approach review" might be a good idea.
> * Are these changes desireable?
> * What do you think
Hi,
For the first point I think it is a good idea.
However the second point seems to be already taken care of. As far as
i know, the current API for obtaining such icons is
QStyle::standardIcon(), looking at its implementation in QCommonStyle,
it calls QPlatformTheme::standardPixmap() for multipl
Hello everybody,
I made some (non-trivial) changes to the Windows stock icon implementation.
The goals were
1. Use public/"modern" APIs as much as possible to obtain the icons.
2. Make the various different resolutions stock icons are provided in
available to Qt.
For the first goal I changed to co
