perfect - will report back on how it worked for me!
best,
paola
On 17/02/2014 10:28, Miguel de Benito
Delgado wrote:
No, resizing is no copyright violation. I just
assumed you'd want to use other icons. As a matter of fact many
(most?) of the icons are available as SVG, so rescaling should
work just fine.
Glad to help,
On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 10:48 AM, Paola
Manzini <address@hidden>
wrote:
Many many thanks
Miguel, I will certainly try! Just to be sure, is the
implication that resizing current icon files would
infringe copyright? Because an automatic resizing is a
very simple operation, that perhaps I could at least try
first to check how things work.
thanks again,
Paola
On 17/02/2014 09:12, Miguel de Benito Delgado
wrote:
Let me correct that: if you change
the icons for bigger ones and are *not* running
MacOS, then you will see bigger icons. Under
MacOS, our use of the standard toolbar with
metallic look (the so called "unified toolbar")
fixes the maximum vertical size to the OS default.
However, this won't apply for other icons or other
operating systems. Let me explain:
* There are 3 sizes for icons in TeXmacs:
16x16, 20x20, and 24x24, used respectively for
focus, mode and main icons.
* The 24x24 icons in the main toolbar (open,
file, new, etc.) can't be made bigger under
MacOS without recompiling. All others yes.
* All icons may be changed, under any
operating system. Again: only the sizes of the
main icons (24x24) won't change under MacOS.
* The sizes for each of the three toolbars
are read at runtime from the icons
pixmaps/modern/16x16/tm_add.png,
pixmaps/modern/20x20/tm_section.png and
pixmaps/modern/24x24/tm_new.png. You need to
change at least these three to see any changes.
Here is a website with standard icons in
32x32 size: http://tango.freedesktop.org/
If you find the courage and time to rename the
ones we need from that or any other icon set and
then place them in the proper folder structure
please share! The folder names "16x16", "20x20"
and "24x24" have to be kept even though they
wouldn't be true any more (but I could change
that in the code).
Best,
On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at
9:47 AM, Miguel de Benito Delgado <address@hidden>
wrote:
Ok, I did check. Changing the
icons won't help. Sizes for each toolbar are
computed from some specific icons, in
particular tm_new.png is used to compute the
size of the main icon bar. But changing that
icon to something bigger seems not to change
the vertical size beyond some point, even
though the new icon is used.
Strange...
On Mon, Feb 17,
2014 at 9:19 AM, Miguel de Benito
Delgado <address@hidden>
wrote:
Hi Paola,
the icons are not embedded
into the executable. You can
find them in $TEXMACS_PATH/misc.
There are a couple of places in
the code where sizes might be
hardcoded, but I can't check
right now. You may want to
replace the icons for any of
your choice and see what happens
;) Please do report back if you
get a nicer (and free) icon set
working!
Best,
On
Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at
8:00 PM, Paola Manzini <address@hidden>
wrote:
Miguel, many thanks
- and as I could not
find any folder
containing the icons
I presume they must
be hard coded when
the program is
compiled?
thanks for the tip
on the fonts, though
it is the icons that
are really bothering
me...
Best
paola
On
16/02/2014
18:47, Miguel
de Benito
Delgado wrote:
Hi,
icon
have a maximum
size of 22x22
pixels. We
don't have any
which are
bigger. You
can change the
size of the
font, though,
with a
"hidden"
configuration
option. Add
the following
to your
init-texmacs.scm
file (where it
is depends on
your operating
system, under
linux and Mac
it's
~/.TeXmacs/progs):
(set-preference
"gui:mini-fontsize"
"13")
Or change
that 13 for
any number you
like.
Best,
On
Sat, Feb 15,
2014 at 4:31
PM, <address@hidden>
wrote:
Hi all, I have
just installed
TeXmacs on my
machine, which
has a high
definition
screen, and
the icons are
too small to
view
confortably.
Short of
changing the
screen
resolution on
my laptop, is
there a way to
modify the
icon
sizes?
Thanks!
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