system-tray

I'm looking to move one of my C# applications over to Mono for use on the Mac. Currently, I'm trying to figure out how to make it a sort of "background" process, but still have the ability to have GUI elements (I believe this rules out mono-service ). The ultimate goal is this: Put a tray icon up by the clock for the majority of interactions. Remove the dock icon that typically comes with a launched application Have the application run on startup. In short, just think of how the Dropbox app works. I want that type of GUI, but with a Mono / Mac app. I believe this is typically accomplished by

Is there a way to minimize to tray in PyQt4? I've already worked with the QSystemTrayIcon class, but now I would like to minimize or "hide" my app window, and show only the tray icon. Has anybody done this? Any direction would be appreciated. Using Python 2.5.4 and PyQt4 on Window XP Pro It's pretty straightforward once you remember that there's no way to actually minimize to the system tray . Instead, you fake it by doing this: Catch the minimize event on your window In the minimize event handler, create and show a QSystemTrayIcon Also in the minimize event handler, call hide() or setVisible

This problem has been afflicting me for quite a while and it's been really annoying. Every time I login after a reboot/power cycle the explorer takes some time to show up. I've taken the step of waiting for all the services to boot up and then I login, but it doesn't make any difference. The result is always the same: Some of the icons do not show up even if the applications have started. I've dug a bit on the code that makes one application "stick" an icon in there, but is there an API call that one can perform so explorer re-reads all that icon info? Like invalidate or redraw or something of

First of all, I'm an experienced C programmer but new to python. I want to create a simple application in python using pyqt. Let's imagine this application it is as simple as when it is run it has to put an icon in the system tray and it has offer an option in its menu to exit the application. This code works, it shows the menu (I don't connect the exit action and so on to keep it simple) import sys from PyQt4 import QtGui def main(): app = QtGui.QApplication(sys.argv) trayIcon = QtGui.QSystemTrayIcon(QtGui.QIcon("Bomb.xpm"), app) menu = QtGui.QMenu() exitAction = menu.addAction("Exit")

What's the simplest way to put a python script into the system tray? My target platform is Windows. I don't want to see the 'cmd.exe' window. Those are two questions, actually: Adding a tray icon can be done with Win32 API. Example: SysTrayIcon.py Hiding the cmd.exe window is as easy as using pythonw.exe instead of python.exe to run your scripts. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1085694/whats-the-simplest-way-to-put-a-python-script-into-the-system-tray-windows

I have a little control-panel, just a little application that I made. I would like to minimize/put the control-panel up/down with the systemicons, together with battery life, date, networks etc. Anyone that can give me a clue, link to a tutorial or something to read? Michael Myers As of Java 6, this is supported in the SystemTray and TrayIcon classes. SystemTray has a pretty extensive example in its Javadocs: TrayIcon trayIcon = null; if (SystemTray.isSupported()) { // get the SystemTray instance SystemTray tray = SystemTray.getSystemTray(); // load an image Image image = Toolkit

I know how to place an icon in window's systray using java, But what the best method to perform systray icon Blinking ? or if I can replace any icon time to time or at some event (while the application is running), Kindly share your experiences thanks in advance mKorbel there no issue to change Icon on some bases with output as blinking Icon create an Arrays of BufferedImage or Queue start Swing Timer on desired event and change BufferedImage or Icons on some period and to stop Swing Timer after some time remained or add ActionListener to the Message , another way could be determine LEFT or