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How to create a task bar icon (Phoenix)
Keywords : Task bar icon.
Contents
Introduction :
Some applications are placed on a taskbar.
It is an area on a panel usually at the right bottom of the screen.
They are represented by a small icon.
They are specialized programs designed to do some specific task.
Common examples are a clock, sound mixer, language switcher.
They are also called applets.
In wxPython we have a TaskbarIcon class for creating such applets.
The constructor does not take any parameters.
wx.adv import TaskBarIcon as TaskBarIcon
Available methods |
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Destroy() |
destroys a taskbaricon object |
SetIcon(wx.Icon icon, string tooltip) |
sets an icon with optional tooltip |
IsIconInstalled() |
checks if the icon is set |
IsOk() |
checks if the object is created |
RemoveIcon() |
removes the icon |
PopupMenu(wx.Menu menu) |
pops up a menu |
(info by JanBodnar / zetcode).
Demonstrating :
Tested py3.x, wx4.x and Win10.
Are you ready to use some samples ? 
Test, modify, correct, complete, improve and share your discoveries ! 
Sample one
1 # sample_one.py
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Additional Information
Link :
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https://wiki.wxpython.org/TitleIndex
Thanks to
Jan Bodnar (sample_one.py coding), the wxPython community...
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