Gtk2::AppIndicator (3)
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NAME
Gtk2::AppIndicator - Perl extension for libappindicatorSYNOPSIS
use Gtk2 '-init'; use Gtk2::AppIndicator; use Cwd; # Initialize the status icon. an_icon_name must be present # at the icon theme path location, with an image extension like # .jpg, .png or .svg, etc. $status_icon=Gtk2::AppIndicator->new("AnAppName","an_icon_name"); # If you want to be in control over your icon location, you # can set it manually. It must be an absolute path, in order # to work. my $absolute_current_working_directory=getcwd(); my $acwd=$absolute_current_working_directory; $status_icon->set_icon_theme_path($acwd); # Optionally set different icons # $status_icon->set_icon_name_active("an_icon_name"); # $status_icon->set_icon_name_attention("an_other_icon_name"); # $status_icon->set_icon_name_passive("an_other_icon_name"); # Add a menu to the indicator my $menu=Gtk2::Menu->new(); my $showcp=Gtk2::CheckMenuItem->new_with_mnemonic("_Show My App"); $showcp->set_active(1); $showcp->signal_connect("toggled",sub { hide_show($window,$showcp); }); my $quit=Gtk2::MenuItem->new_with_mnemonic("_Quit"); $quit->signal_connect("activate",sub { Gtk->main_quit(); }); $menu->append($showcp); $menu->append(Gtk2::SeparatorMenuItem->new()); $menu->append($quit); $status_icon->set_menu($menu); # Show our icon and set the state $menu->show_all(); $status_icon->set_active();
DESCRIPTION
This module gives an interface to the new ubuntu Unity libappindicator stuff.FUNCTIONS
$ind=Gtk2::AppIndicator->new($application_id,$active_icon_name [,$category])
Creates a new application indicator object with given name (id) and icon name for the active icon. Category must be one of { 'application-status', 'communications', 'system-services', 'hardware', 'other' } if set. if not set, it defaults to 'application-status'.
$ind->set_icon_theme_path($path)
Set the icon theme path to 'path'. This is where icons should be found with names like <active_icon_name>.png.
$ind->get_icon_theme_path()
Returns the (previously written) icon theme path, or undefined if not set.
$ind->get_category()
Returns the previously set category with the new function.
$ind->get_id()
Returns the application id given to the new function.
$ind->set_icon_name_active($name)
Sets the icon name for the active icon.
$ind->get_icon_name_active()
Returns the name of the icon for active state.
$ind->set_icon_name_attention($name)
Sets the icon name for the attention icon
$ind->get_icon_name_attention()
Returns the name of the icon for attention state.
$ind->set_active()
Makes the application indicator active.
$ind->set_attention()
Makes the application indicator show the attention icon.
$ind->set_passive()
Makes the application indicator enter passive state, not showing any icon
$ind->set_state($state)
Sets application indicator in the given state, one of {'active','passive','attention'}.
$ind->get_state()
Returns the current state of the application indicator.
$ind->set_menu($menu)
Sets the popup menu for the indicator icon.
$ind->get_menu()
Returns the current menu (not from the C code, but as stored in the perl object)
$ind->set_secondary_activate_target($widget)
Sets the secondary active target (under the middle mouse button) to $widget
$ind->get_secondary_activate_target()
Returns the current secondary active target (not from the C code, but as stored in the perl object)
AUTHOR
Hans Oesterholt, <oesterhol@cpan.org>COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2012 by Hans Oesterholt <oesterhol@cpan.org>This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic License, which comes with Perl.