SF.net SVN: fclient:[679] trunk/fclient/src/fclient/Ui_ViewBrowser.py

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Revision: 679
          http://fclient.svn.sourceforge.net/fclient/?rev=679&view=rev
Author:   jUrner
Date:     2008-07-19 08:59:59 +0000 (Sat, 19 Jul 2008)

Log Message:
-----------
icon size and theme is user adjustable

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/fclient/src/fclient/Ui_ViewBrowser.py

Modified: trunk/fclient/src/fclient/Ui_ViewBrowser.py
===================================================================
--- trunk/fclient/src/fclient/Ui_ViewBrowser.py	2008-07-19 08:59:28 UTC (rev 678)
+++ trunk/fclient/src/fclient/Ui_ViewBrowser.py	2008-07-19 08:59:59 UTC (rev 679)
@@ -189,6 +189,7 @@
 				('AlwaysOpenLinksInNewTab', 'Bool', False, config.SettingScopeUser),
 				('BackIsClose', 'Bool', False, config.SettingScopeUser),
 				('MaxTabText', 'UInt', 20, config.SettingScopeUser),
+				('IconSize', 'UInt', 32, config.SettingScopeUser)
 				)
 
 
@@ -240,9 +241,24 @@
 		act = self.pageAction(page.OpenFrameInNewWindow)
 		act.setText(self.trUtf8('Open frame in new tab'))
 				
+		# adjust action icons
+		#TODO: tool buttons do not adjust themselves to huge icons. how to adjust?
+		iconSize = self.fcSettings.value('IconSize')
+		iconTheme = config.settings.value('IconTheme')
+		acts = (
+				(page.Back, 'back'),
+				(page.Forward, 'forward'),
+				(page.Reload, 'reload_page'),
+				(page.Stop, 'stop'),
+				)
+		for a, iconName in acts:
+			act = self.pageAction(a)
+			act.setIcon(config.resources.getIcon(iconName, iconSize, iconTheme=iconTheme))
+				
 		self.connect(self.pageAction(QtWebKit.QWebPage.Stop), QtCore.SIGNAL('triggered()'), self.onActionStopTriggered)
 		
-		
+		# connect actions
+		#TODO: download action
 		self.connect(self, QtCore.SIGNAL('loadStarted()'), self.onLoadStarted)
 		self.connect(self, QtCore.SIGNAL('loadProgress(int)'), self.onLoadProgress)
 		self.connect(self, QtCore.SIGNAL('loadFinished(bool)'), self.onLoadFinished)


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