openThemeFamily

ditto, but firstly loads the given icon theme by name. Returns an empty array if theme specified by iconThemeName could not be loaded.

IconThemeFile[] openThemeFamily(IconThemeFile iconTheme, Range searchIconDirs, string genericThemeName, IconThemeFile.IconThemeReadOptions options)
IconThemeFile[] openThemeFamily(string iconThemeName, Range searchIconDirs, string genericThemeName, IconThemeFile.IconThemeReadOptions options)
IconThemeFile[]
openThemeFamily
(
Range
)
(
string iconThemeName
,
Range searchIconDirs
,
string genericThemeName = defaultGenericIconTheme
,
IconThemeFile.IconThemeReadOptions options = IconThemeFile.IconThemeReadOptions.init
)
if (
isForwardRange!Range &&
is(ElementType!Range : string)
)

Examples

auto iconThemes = openThemeFamily("NewTango", ["test"]);

assert(iconThemes.length == 3);
assert(iconThemes[0].internalName() == "NewTango");
assert(iconThemes[1].internalName() == "Tango");
assert(iconThemes[2].internalName() == "hicolor");

iconThemes = openThemeFamily("NewTango", ["test"], null);
assert(iconThemes.length == 2);
assert(iconThemes[0].internalName() == "NewTango");
assert(iconThemes[1].internalName() == "Tango");

openThemeFamily

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