Re: beagle r4658 - trunk/beagle/search/Beagle.Search.Tiles

Hi,

I'm not sure if emblem-note is the best way to go, since ale the
emblem-* icons are used by nautilus for file emblems. I'm not even
sure if they provide the right size to fit our needs. I agree that the
tomboy-note is pretty common in all GNOME desktops, but not
neccessarily KDE ones w/ Gtk.

L.

On Sat, Apr 5, 2008 at 4:21 PM,  <[email protected]> wrote:
> Author: nirbheekc
>  Date: Sat Apr  5 15:21:23 2008
>  New Revision: 4658
>  URL: http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/beagle?rev=4658&view=rev
>
>  Log:
>  The current icon used in beagle-search for Tomboy notes (tomboy-note) doesn't work, and there's no standard icon for notes specified in the Freedesktop Icon Naming Spec.
>  So we'll use "emblem-note" instead which is fairly common among icon themes.
>
>
>  Modified:
>    trunk/beagle/search/Beagle.Search.Tiles/Note.cs
>
>  Modified: trunk/beagle/search/Beagle.Search.Tiles/Note.cs
>  ==============================================================================
>  --- trunk/beagle/search/Beagle.Search.Tiles/Note.cs     (original)
>  +++ trunk/beagle/search/Beagle.Search.Tiles/Note.cs     Sat Apr  5 15:21:23 2008
>  @@ -30,10 +30,10 @@
>
>                 protected override void LoadIcon (Gtk.Image image, int size)
>                 {
>  -                       // FIXME: I wonder if there is a standard icon name for
>  -                       // notes in the icon naming scheme because I was unable to
>  -                       // find one. :-(
>  -                       image.Pixbuf = WidgetFu.LoadThemeIcon ("tomboy-note", size);
>  +                       // The Freedesktop Icon Naming Spec doesn't specify
>  +                       // an icon for notes. However, emblem-note is a fairly
>  +                       // common one among icon themes
>  +                       image.Pixbuf = WidgetFu.LoadThemeIcon ("emblem-note", size);
>                 }
>
>                 public override void Open ()
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