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I got icon data into a Python list. How could I get this icon data into pixbuf? I could not find it in this source.

Here is the code I get icon data:

I'm try make a Convert From Base64 String. I read about base64 be ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+/= This is my string:

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I cant find a different chatter. Always are between the acceptable chatters.

I my code i do:

I have a simple Python code that creates a Linux tray indicator with AppIndicator3 from GI. That works fine. But I would like to detect and handle a simple user click or a double-click on this tray icon.

From what I know, for example, Telegram uses Qt class QSystemTrayIcon, and it supports this functionality because Telegram window shows itself when user double-click the tray icon.

• I know AppIndicator3 supports scroll_event signal that triggers when the user scrolls mouse wheel over the tray icon.

Signaled when the AyatanaAppIndicator3.Indicator receives a scroll event.

• There is also a set_secondary_activate_target(menuitem) method that indicates there is somehow handled middle-click event.

Set the menuitem to be activated when a secondary activation event (i.e. a middle-click) is emitted over the AyatanaAppIndicator3.Indicator icon/label.

Is there somebody who understands how it works? Both previous examples make me wonder why there is not a simple mouse click signal/event. I'm thinking if it could be possible to go deeper, maybe inherit AyatanaAppIndicator3.Indicator class and rewrote some event handling? Or maybe dig even deeper into StatusNotifierItem and Activate method, if it is what AppIndicator implements?

Or is there any tricky workaround for this? Because this seems to be an unanswered question for more than ten years and I am not satisfied with "It is not possible" answer.

I'm also aware I'm not the first one asking this question. I made small research and found multiple related threads:

Python AppIndicator bindings -> howto check if the menu is open?
How to run an action when clicking on an appindicator
How to program a one click indicator (add middle click functionality)?
indicator-application does not send signals when a menu is shown/hidden
handle click events and modifiers

In a Fortran program, I have a large loop with several dot_product calls on small vectors generated within the loop:

I want the X/Y pixel dimensions of the entire desktop (potentially spanning multiple monitors), e.g. to determine the optimal resolution of a background image.

This Python code still works:

I have a C library with only two functions: char *foo_decode(const char*) and const char *foo_version().

I now want to create a python module that allows to call these two functions.

The C library is compiled into foo.so.

This is my python module file:

I am currently accelerating a Fortran code where a contained subroutine (subsub) accesses and modifies variables declared in the parent subroutine (sub):

I was having an interesting bug with changes not being registered. The fix was unusual. The first code works fine, while the second one - doesn't.

https://rextester.com/PIRZFJ12810

I used to freely download the community version of the PGI compiler, which for however many years seemed to be one version older than the professional version. As the professional version updated to a new version, that old version became the freely available "community" version.

Can someone tell me, plainly, what is going on now?

I've made an account, did not succeed in finding out how i get it now. I did not find a price list or any indication of go here and pay us money. I need to understand what's going on, as I relied on it to provide its libraries in order to run other software we paid for that was pgi compiled.