octave: libgui/src/icons/icons

comparison libgui/src/icons/icons_license @ 19899:a8a5415b05cb

new gui icons * resource-manager.cc (do_icon): new function for getting an icon from or from the fallback icon set if desired * resource-manager.h (icon): new static function icon calling do_icon if instance is ok * QTerminal.h (QTerminal) * files-dock-widget.cc (files_dock_widget,contextmenu_requested) * main-window.cc (construct_file_menu, construct_new_menu, construct_edit_menu, construct_tool_bar, construct_debug_menu_item) * webinfo.cc (webinfo) * file-editor.cc (construct): use icons from theme or icon set, change order of prev/next breakpoint * find-files-dialog.cc (find_files_dialog): new window icon * applications-system.svg, bp-next.svg, bp-prev.svg, bp-rm-all.svg, bp-toggle.svg, db-step-in.svg, db-step-out.svg, db-step.svg, db-stop.svg, document-new.svg, document-open.svg, document-print.svg, document-save-as.svg, document-save.svg, edit-copy.svg, edit-cut.svg, edit-paste.svg, edit-delete.svg, edit-find.svg, edit-find-replace.svg, edit-undo.svg, edit-redo.svg, folder-new.svg, folder.svg, go-first.svg, go-last.svg, go-up.svg, media-playback-start.svg, preferences-system.svg, system-run.svg user-home.svg, view-refresh.svg, zoom-in.svg, zoom-out.svg: added new icon files together with created png files * artsbuilderexecute.png, bp_next.png, bp_prev.png, bp_rm_all.png, bp_toggle.png, db_step_in.png, db_step_out.png, db_step.png, db_stop.png, db_cont.png, configure.png, editcopy.png, editcut.png, editdelete.png, editpaste.png, fileclose.png, filenew.png, fileopen.png, fileprint.png, filesave.png, filesaveas.png, find.png, findf.png, folder.png, folder_documents.png, folder_new.png, gear.png, home.png, ok.png, redo.png, reload.png, search.png, undo.png, zoom-in.png, zoom-out.png: removed old icon files * icons_license: update to new icon set * module.mk * resource.qrc remove png icons and add svg/png icons

author	Torsten <ttl@justmail.de>
date	Fri, 27 Feb 2015 08:41:59 +0100
parents	09ef57c61b3b
children	cc731bdc5103

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-========================================
+===========================================
-Icons created by the Octave developpers:
+Icons taken from the Tango-Desktop-Project
-========================================
+===========================================
-bp_next.png
+Tango-Desktop-Project:
-bp_prev.png
+http://tango.freedesktop.org/Tango_Desktop_Project
-bp_rm_all.png
-bp_toggle.png
+Archive with base icon set available at:
-db_cont.png
+http://tango.freedesktop.org/releases/tango-icon-theme-0.8.90.tar.gz
-db_step_in.png
-db_step_out.png
+License
-db_step.png
+===========================================
-db_stop.png
+The Tango base icon theme is released to the Public Domain.
+Icons used for octave
+===========================================
+applications-system.svg
+document-new.svg
+document-open.svg
+document-print.svg
+document-save.svg
+document-save-as.svg
+edit-copy.svg
+edit-cut.svg
+edit-delete.svg
+edit-find.svg
+edit-find-replace.svg
+edit-paste.svg
+edit-redo.svg
+edit-undo.svg
+folder.svg
+folder-new.svg
+go-first.svg
+go-last.svg
+go-up.svg
+preferences-system.svg
+user-home.svg
+view-refresh.svg
+===========================================
+Icons created by the Octave developpers
+===========================================
 graphic_logo_DocumentationDockWidget.png
 graphic_logo_FileEditor.png
 graphic_logo_FilesDockWidget.png
 graphic_logo_HistoryDockWidget.png
 graphic_logo_NewsDockWidget.png
 letter_logo_WorkspaceView.png
 logo.png
 widget-close.png
 widget-dock.png
 widget-undock.png
-zoom-in.png
-zoom-out.png
-========================================
+Icons with elements from the Tango theme
-Icons taken from the Crystal Project:
+===========================================
-========================================
-artsbuilderexecute.png
+bp-next.svg
-configure.png
+bp-prev.svg
-editcopy.png
+bp-rm_all.svg
-editcut.png
+bp-toggle.svg
-editdelete.png
+db-cont.svg
-editpaste.png
+db-step-in.svg
-fileclose.png
+db-step-out.svg
-filenew.png
+db-step.svg
-fileopen.png
+db-stop.svg
-fileprint.png
+system-run.svg
-filesaveas.png
-filesave.png
-findf.png
-find.png
-folder_documents.png
-folder_new.png
-folder.png
-gear.png
-home.png
-ok.png
-redled.png
-redo.png
-reload.png
-search.png
-undo.png
-up.png
-derived icons from up.png:
-arrow_down.png
-arrow_left.png
-arrow_right.png
-arrow_up.png
-bookmark.png
-warning.png
-License of the Crystal Project
-========================================
-by http://www.everaldo.com/ on 17.07.2011  (not more available)
-by http://www.softicons.com/free-icons/system-icons/crystal-project-icons-by-everaldo-coelho on 12.01.2014
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