Convert an image file to a. py file

Recently, I wrote a script using wxpython. To set an icon file for the form, a separate ICO file is required, which affects the appearance of the image, in addition, it is cumbersome to package Icon files together during packaging. At this time, we can see that the wxpython file has a tool img2py. py.

This tool can convert the icon file into a. py file, which stores the binary information of the icon file.

The usage is as follows:

Python c: \ python27 \ Lib \ Site-packages \ wx-3.0-msw \ wx \ tools \ img2py. py-N = targetname-I ico. ICO

-N = targetname indicates the name of the referenced object in the converted. py file.

The generated. py file code is as follows:

　　

#----------------------------------------------------------------------# This file was generated by C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\wx-3.0-msw\wx\tools\img2py.py#from wx.lib.embeddedimage import PyEmbeddedImage_dormico = PyEmbeddedImage(    "iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAACAAAAAgCAYAAABzenr0AAAABHNCSVQICAgIfAhkiAAAAnhJ"    "REFUWIXFl6Fv4zAYxV+6SheQuxkaDBgEFNw0axoIKAg4EHDgYGD+jMLBwoIDAQOBBQcKAwMG"    "hqZMI500MOhj3V1A2AYqR3HipG7W6z0pkuPE/j1//uw4ljU6wemXz284ol7//LVkeXRsOABl"    "wGNZiG9icM5RFiUAYFNsAGDnfb2uq75et/q1UsxUBjjnmM/nA8c0XJUB6bbp8BBiLgPnXKm7"    "uDx/e7h/tMa6BkEQKGEjDgGwDeXd7R2iKAKlVLmkhBDaizhE6VOqMlB/uCk2oJSCOASUUtiO"    "jTRNO+G+71dtsyxrQYQQndHRRkCOel84APi+3zKhG7nUSBbqmTwEHl2/KCbq78kp7DXQ1D7w"    "WSzw49sp4ptYawIAvKkHf+qjKW0OANgPPv0ElE8I5y+w3RnK53llIssyCCEQ/4y1U6GNQF+2"    "6+Bk/Bt+uAKhHOwqwiRcK/1RSuFNvdZS7DSwL5x/T0AoBznj8CY21suJrluttEn4EXhyzar3"    "ZPgppeCc9+dAXSZwSl4x8XfDhRDI8xxCCPMcMIPHRnAZgSAI+nOg7u6Q8L5dsDcCTbj3dRg8"    "SZL9DdS1WCwQTNag9tMgeBRFZgbqq6AuSimYyxCG4SD4oCloGpAGuZMYw2ezmdKP7djDDDCX"    "wbva7mKccyP4crmsgH1fQqDnW1AZONsC0zRFmqZG8PXzGmVR7oQDBhHQ6VBwoGMnzPNce7KR"    "6oJnt+02xCEQhcGJSK4C5rKda7epj5yoWznAOVdOMF3Z23XK6Xq/a5lrp0CZv0LbDgL969tU"    "lYF/8T9golH9R/FYYi6rypY1OqluLi7Pj/aj+nD/aLUM/A+9A8ZICf9m/ywyAAAAAElFTkSu"    "QmCC")

When you need this icon, you only need to reference this. py file. The reference method is as follows:

from dormico import _dormicoself.SetIcon(_dormico.GetIcon())

OK. Solve the problem.