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Hi,

here is a small addon: Load once and get the Icon for every Toplevel.

package Tk::ToplevelIcon; use strict; use warnings; my $img_data = <<'img_data'; /* XPM */ static char * kologo_xpm[] = { "32 32 51 1", " c None", ". c #F32828", "+ c #000000", "@ c #FFFFFF", "# c #F3F3F3", "$ c #C2C2C2", "% c #4C4C4C", "& c #636363", "* c #464646", "= c #4E4E4E", "- c #F4F4F4", "; c #AAAAAA", "> c #161616", ", c #A3A3A3", "' c #C8C8C8", ") c #A2A2A2", "! c #FEFEFE", "~ c #222222", "{ c #141414", "] c #F9F9F9", "^ c #A1A1A1", "/ c #121212", "( c #F6F6F6", "_ c #424242", ": c #818181", "< c #717171", "[ c #414141", "} c #111111", "| c #010101", "1 c #E1E1E1", "2 c #DFDFDF", "3 c #D4D4D4", "4 c #E0E0E0", "5 c #151515", "6 c #A0A0A0", "7 c #838383", "8 c #404040", "9 c #393939", "0 c #828282", "a c #4F4F4F", "b c #242424", "c c #9D9D9D", "d c #232323", "e c #C3C3C3", "f c #C4C4C4", "g c #F32C2C", "h c #646464", "i c #F32E2E", "j c #0E0E0E", "k c #F5F5F5", "l c #0D0D0D", "................................", "................................", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++@@@@#$%++++@@@&++++*@@@+++..", "..++@@@@@@@=+++@@-$++++;-@@+++..", "..++@@++>,@'+++@@)!~++{]^@@+++..", "..++@@+++/@(+++@@_@:++<@[@@+++..", "..++@@+++}@(+++@@|12|+34|@@+++..", "..++@@++56@'+++@@+7@89@0+@@+++..", "..++@@@@@@@a+++@@+b@6c@d+@@+++..", "..++@@@@-e%++++@@++f-#e++@@+++g.", "..++@@+++++++++@@++h@@&++@@+++i.", "..++@@+++++++++@@++jkkl++@@+++g.", "..++@@+++++++++@@++++++++@@+++..", "..++@@+++++++++@@++++++++@@+++..", "..++@@+++++++++@@++++++++@@+++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++..", "................................", "................................"}; img_data ; use Tk::Toplevel; package Tk::Toplevel; my $icon; sub InitObject{ my ($cw,$args) = @_; $cw->SUPER::InitObject($args); $icon = $cw->Pixmap(-data=>$img_data)unless $icon; # $cw->iconimage($icon);# this causes the window to flicker # during creation # let InitObject return first: $cw->afterIdle(sub{$cw->iconimage($icon)}); } 1;
usage:
use strict; use warnings; use Tk; use Tk::ToplevelIcon; tkinit; MainLoop;

Cheers, Chris

In reply to Re: Perl TK changing the logo by lamprecht
in thread Perl TK changing the logo by abachus

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