Skin a control with SVG Widget in Datagrid

[bwmilby]

You can just set the height/width of the image. If you want to preserve the aspect ratio, you will need to do that manually as the image will scale in both directions to fill the rect.

[marksmithhfx]

You can just set the height/width of the image. If you want to preserve the aspect ratio, you will need to do that manually as the image will scale in both directions to fill the rect.

[marksmithhfx]

Does anyone know if it's possible to call the svgiconfilter (list of SVG Icons) by script from a stack? I'd like to do something that combines both the output Brian's program produces and something like the following to display the presetname just by clicking on the image to fetch a new one.

[marksmithhfx]

Here is a tiny LCB library that will allow you to easily convert icons to drawings. It adds several handlers:

BTW, thank you Brian for releasing this. It's a very slick bit of code and will be handy to have. Is it possible to read an lce file to see how its done?

Cheers,
Mark

[bwmilby]

In the “My Livecode/Extensions” folder is where you find the installed files. The actual .lcb file is located in the extension folder. It is quite simple - all of the hard work is done by the compile code.

[marksmithhfx]

In the “My Livecode/Extensions” folder is where you find the installed files. The actual .lcb file is located in the extension folder. It is quite simple - all of the hard work is done by the compile code.

Wonderful, thanks. By any chance have you had any experience getting the list of SVG Icons to pop up using script from a stack?

Mark

[bwmilby]

Take a look at this thread:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.ph ... vgicontool

The SvgIconTool isn't exactly what you are asking for, but it does pull the icons from the current family and display them in a grid format. I'm pretty familiar with the Icon Family code since I submitted those changes.

[marksmithhfx]

Take a look at this thread:
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.ph ... vgicontool

The SvgIconTool isn't exactly what you are asking for, but it does pull the icons from the current family and display them in a grid format. I'm pretty familiar with the Icon Family code since I submitted those changes.

Ok thanks. Will try and get to it this week. Appreciate the pointer.

Mark