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I add the displaymode_ icons for toolbar sizes (16, 22 and 32px) see
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/20481/

.uno:NormalMultiPaneGUI -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)normalmultipanegui.png DONE
.uno:NotesMode -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)notesmode.png DONE
.uno:OutlineMode -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)outlinemode.png DONE
.uno:DiaMode -> cmd/(sc_lc_)diamode.png DONE
.uno:SlideMasterPage -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)slidemasterpage.png DONE
.uno:NotesMasterPage -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)notesmasterpage.png DONE
.uno:HandoutMode -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)handoutmode.png DONE

2015-12-03 10:15 GMT+01:00 Jan Holesovsky <kendy@collabora.com>:

Hi Andreas,

kainz.a píše v St 02. 12. 2015 v 13:00 +0100:

I'm not very happy with the new drop down menu in Impress for the Edit
Mode
selection cause the icons are 68x54 px in size.

I don't think there is a particular reason for using 68x54.  I think in
the Edit Mode case, it was done for the consistency with the
pre-existing "slide layout" (and other) icons that we had in the toolbar
already previously; see the "Slide Layout" dropdown.  They are used also
in the sidebar.

68x54 sounds strange though, indeed :-)  I suppose if you change all
(ie. both edit mode, slide layout, and whatever else uses 68x54) to
actually using 64x64, that might be good - but we'll have to check how
does it look in the sidebar.

my problem is:

1. toolbar icons are 16px, 24px and in future 32px and for this drop down
button you scale the large 68x54px icons to the toolbar size (you can't
read the 68x54px icon at 16px scale size.

2. why LO don't use standard icon sizes like 8x8, 16x16, 22x22, 24x24,
32x32, 48x48, 64x64, 128x128

See above; I think no issue using 64x64 for sd/res/displaymode_*

I would prefere to move the icons

from
   sd/res/displaymode_*
to
   cmd/sc_displaymode_*
   cmd/lc_displaymode_*
   cmd/32/displaymode_*

in the toolbar use the 16px (sc_displaymode_*) or 24px (lc_displaymode_*)
icon and in the drop down menu maybe the cmd/32/displaymode_* icons or
the
same than in the toolbar.

This is something slightly different.  In the Edit Mode implementation,
there is code that explicitly uses the sd/res/displaymode_* images, and
scales them down to fit the toolbar.

But! - there are also .uno commands that could map to the appropriate
icons:

.uno:NormalMultiPaneGUI -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)normalmultipanegui.png
.uno:NotesMode -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)notesmode.png
.uno:OutlineMode -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)outlinemode.png
.uno:DiaMode -> cmd/(sc_lc_)diamode.png
.uno:SlideMasterPage -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)slidemasterpage.png
.uno:NotesMasterPage -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)notesmasterpage.png
.uno:HandoutMode -> cmd/(sc_|lc_)handoutmode.png

Could you please create those icons in the appropriate sc_ | lc_ | 32/
sizes?

Then I think Philippe could easily change the code so that instead of
the custom code in DisplayModeController::setToolboxItemImage, we just
use the appropriate cmd icon?

Thank you,
Kendy



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