[SOLVED] wxPython "close" menu item icon

[suprfish]

Currently learning the ins-and-outs of wxPython. I've run into a little problem and I can't find any docs about it: using wxPython, how can I make a "close" menu item which uses whatever icon the theme is supposed to?

file = wx.Menu()
file.Append(11, '&Close\tCtrl+W')

I'm sure there is something built in to wxWidgets, but I can't find it. Thanks for any help

[StOoZ]

well , I use wxwidgets in C++ , but I guess the concept is quite the same.
append to the wxmenu , a wxmenu item , which you then you set its icon with wxMenuItem::SetBitmap :
http://docs.wxwidgets.org/stable/wx_...uitemsetbitmap

I never used that function , I like my menu items without any graphics. (-:

[suprfish]

Thanks, but what if, for example, the user has set their environment to use a specific icon theme? How can I use whatever that theme says I should use as the "close" icon? I feel like there's some standard way to do it that I'm missing.

[suprfish]

(bump)

[suprfish]

Got it, it's

file.Append(wx.ID_EXIT, '&Close\tCtrl+W')

which makes sense, but I couldn't find any documentation on it so I did a search on google code...

[StOoZ]

I think its not what I meant to do in the first place.