Open MagTun opened 5 years ago
+1: Yes, it would be great to have some ON/OFF, ENABLED/DISABLED on a dynamic menu.
Unfortunately, I won't have time to work on this, but I am open to pull requests.
I have created 2 pull requests (one for traybar.py
and one for readme.md
).
I have created 2 pull requests (one for
traybar.py
and one forreadme.md
).
Has this been implemented? I get the error TypeError: update() got an unexpected keyword argument 'menu_options'
When using the below code.
from infi.systray import SysTrayIcon
def say_hello(systray):
systray.update(menu_options=menu_optionsbye)
def say_bye(systray):
systray.update(menu_options=menu_optionshello)
menu_optionshello = (("Say Hello","hello.ico", say_hello),)
menu_optionsbye = (("Say Bye", "bye.ico", say_bye),)
systray = SysTrayIcon("icon.ico", "Hello/Bye", menu_optionshello)
systray.start()
I was just about to post this. The pull requests from @MagTun have been included, but the updates have not been pushed to the version available from pip install infi.systray
. If someone could push this update to pip, that'd be great :) @wiggin15
any update on this?
I have a script that can run either in mute mode and unmute mode. I would like to be able to switch between these two mode by right-clicking on the icon of my script in the systray menu and selecting a menu. So far, the only way I could to do this with infi.systray is by having 2 menu options, one mute and the other one unmute.
Would it be possible to only have a single menu option whose label would be "mute" when my script is unmute and whose label would be unmute when my script is mute.
Maybe we could also have menu with checkmark. so the label would always be for instance mute and then with either a checkmark or not.
Thanks for sharing your work!