I am looking for these little document icons (not only for Python) inside of TextMate 2.
I looked in the Bundles folder of TextMate, but I couldn't find them. I really would like to use these icons as document icons in Finder.
Does anybody knows where they are located?
Fabian
https://github.com/textmate/textmate/blob/master/Frameworks/OakAppKit/icons/python.icns is the source of this icon.
Other icons are below, uncovered in the search.
TextMate.app/Contents/Resources/ is where textmate store's it's icons (version 1.5 and 2 both use the same folder).
/usr/local/Cellar/python/2.7.10_2/Python Launcher.app/Contents/Resources/PythonSource.icns is where some other Python icons come from. Note: your version is unlikely to match my version, so replace 2.7.10_2 with the version available on your system.
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So I just downloaded the open-source QtCreator and I hoped to set the Dracula theme for this IDE, but I failed to do so, and I have no clue what I'm doing wrong.
So far, every where I looked for third party themes, they've been telling me to put it in a map on location "$HOME.config\QtProject\qtcreator\styles" (windows). Fine, but after I've copied the file into that folder, the theme is not showing up in the theme list when I'm trying to set a new theme in QtCreator, selecting Tools > Options > Text Editor > Theme-button :/
I'm quite (90%) sure the path/location is correct, but I assume the themes have moved to somewhere else. I would like to set-up this theme, instead of the default dark-theme. Thanks in advance!
So I found out the themes were located in PathToQt\Qt\Tools\QtCreator\share\qtcreator\styles. The developpers must have changed moved the theme folder, but now between the other .xml files, the Dracula.xml file works just fine.
I hope I fixed every one else's problem, who came to ask himself where the heck they had to put that theme.
I'm writing a custom theme based on kkga's Spacegray theme, and I've run into an issue with the sidebar icons.
These are NOT the file icons feature, but the icons to denote if a folder is open/closed.
It looks like this:
However, when you hover over the rows, the highlighted row's icon renders just fine. Same image, and same path specification - so it's not an issue of the theme being unable to locate the file.
Can somebody more familiar with ST3 themes point me in the right direction to debug this issue?
ST3 Theme Docs can be found here: https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/themes.html
Ugh, I feel really silly. Turns out that the icons that were working, were cached versions (you can find the cache at /Cache/<package name> in the ST3 library folder).
I deleted the cache, reloaded the app and found that all the icons were not rendering. Realized that I had moved the whole package into the nested User directory recently, and as a result the texture paths were no longer correct.
Posting this for posterity. Mods, feel free to close this question.
I want to change the font in Squib.
How do I do this.
There is a font folder and also I can see where I set the font in the layout, do I need to set it anywhere else.
I'm wanting to use FiraSans-Regular.otf and FiraSans-Heavy.otf
At this point in time, Squib doesn't support loading fonts locally. You'll have to install the font on your system, and then do something like text font: 'FiraSans'. I generally keep my font files in my git repo just for portability.
Loading local fonts has been discussed by the Pango team (what Squib uses for text), and they are making the process less painful as I understand it. http://mces.blogspot.com/2015/05/how-to-use-custom-application-fonts.html. It will be a while until that translates to Ruby, as well, since cross-platform compatibility is hard when it comes to fonts.
I've created a GitHub issue to track on this if you want to follow it:
https://github.com/andymeneely/squib/issues/105
In previous versions of xcode you could set image files as localizable files and import different image files for different locales.
I cannot seem to do this using the new XCAssets functionality in Xcode 5. Is there a way to do this within the xcassets structure? Or do I have to import the images as separate files.
I've also looked for this, and after some time looking around it seems that is not possible for the moment using the xcassets, although it may change in the future... or not
Apple currently recommends that the launch image should simulate the app first screen but without content.
Apple launch images guidelines
Yes seems not possible with xcassets for now as per Macistador answer.
It only happens on some web pages, and only for some text items. On splurb.com, it is happening all over:
http://scottelkin.com/images/splurb.jpg
Going to splurb.com it looks like the font used is in the family of Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif(lifted from the css). Those fonts should be included into windows. Perhaps they have been removed. Make sure those fonts are installed.