On Mon, 9 Sep 2013, Ignacio Diaz-Emparanza wrote:
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And now this is what I see:
1. [help icon] Command reference
2. [help icon] Function reference
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3. [gretl icon] User's Guide
4. [gretl icon] Command reference
5. [gretl icon] Keyboard shortcuts
So is this what's going on: whenever we specify a "native gretl" icon for
a menu item, you're getting the gretl (the girl) icon, regardless of which
one was specified? What do you get as the icon for "Send to..." under the
main-window File menu? That's a gretl-supplied icon, it should appear as a
little envelope. (I notice from your screenshot, however, that the PDF
icon is showing up OK on the toolbar at the bottom of the main window.)
The icon for "Send to..." is also the gretl icon.
In the output of 'make' the unique reference I see about the pixmap directory
is about gretl-logo.xpm. It seems that this icon is being copied to the
the directory where gretl is installed to. The line is:
/usr/bin/install -c -m 644 ../pixmaps/gretl-logo.xpm /opt/gretl/share/gretl
but I don't see anything about the file ../pixmaps/mini.pdf.xpm
It seems it is not being copied.
It doesn't have to be copied anywhere. Pixmaps such as mini.pdf.xpm are
"built in" -- they're included in gui2/toolbar.c and become part of the
program.
So far, I'm completely mystified. I did recently try building CVS gretl on
Ubuntu (an older version, 10.10) and the icons come out as intended.
Just in case it matters, are you building against gtk 2 or gtk 3?
(The default is gtk 2 but there's an --enable-gtk3 option to configure.)
And what does the relevant one of the following commands show?
pkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0
pkg-config --modversion gtk+-3.0
Allin