1gkleds can be themed by making the following image and placing it
2into a "gkleds" subdirectory of a theme:
3- leds.png : contains all subimages which makes up the LEDs.
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5The image may be of type png, xpm or jpeg.
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7This image consists of any number of vertically stacked subimages.
8The subimages must be the same width and height. If not, then
9they will be displayed wrongly. Transparency is supported(and encouraged).
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11You must also tell gkleds how many subimages there are(again, they will
12be displayed wrongly if you don't). This is done in the gkrellmrc file:
13set_integer gkleds_num_img = n
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15If you don't set "gkleds_num_img", then the default hardcoded define "GKLEDS_NUM_IMG"
16will be used.
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18If your "gkleds_num_img" is less then "GKLEDS_NUM_IMG"(or some other themes
19"gkleds_num_img") and a theme change occures, the following will happen:
20If a previously selected subimage has an index(into leds.png) higher than
21your "gkleds_num_img", then that subimage will be set to "none".
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