How to use the pystray._darwin.Icon function in pystray
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import AppKit
import PyObjCTools.MachSignals
import signal
from pystray._darwin import Icon as pystray_Icon, IconDelegate
class Icon(pystray_Icon):
def _run(self):
# Make sure there is an NSApplication instance
self._app = AppKit.NSApplication.sharedApplication()
# Make sure we have a delegate to handle the acttion events
self._delegate = IconDelegate.alloc().init()
self._delegate.icon = self
self._status_bar = AppKit.NSStatusBar.systemStatusBar()
self._status_item = self._status_bar.statusItemWithLength_(
AppKit.NSVariableStatusItemLength)
self._status_item.button().setTarget_(self._delegate)
self._status_item.button().setAction_(self._ACTION_SELECTOR)
