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Desktop Skeleton - A qooxdoo Application Template using FontAwesome icon fonts
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You have to use current qooxdoo master from github to have icon font support.

IT WILL NOT WORK WITH QOOXDOO RELEASES BEFORE AND INCLUDING 5.0.2 

!!!! WARNING !!!!

This is a qooxdoo application skeleton which is used as a template. The 
'create-application.py' script (usually under tool/bin/create-application.py)
will use this and expand it into a self-contained qooxdoo application which 
can then be further extended. Please refer to the script and other documentation
for further information.

short:: is a standard qooxdoo GUI application
copy_file:: tool/data/generator/needs_generation.js source/script/custom.js

Please read the icon font documentation at
http://www.qooxdoo.org/5.1/pages/development/icon_fonts.html 
Especially about the need of having FontForge and its python package installed.


=== Modifying the generated application to use icon fonts ===

What was changed compared to the application generated by a bare 
./create-application.py iconfont call?

1) created the file fonts.json containing the make-font-map job definition
2) added the path of fonts.json in config.json into the "include" array
3) added the job "make-font-map" in the "export" array of config.json
4) added the FontAwesome font in the source/class/iconfont/theme/Font.js file
   in 2 sizes 16px and 32px
5) added the FontAwesome font files in the source/resource/iconfont/fonts directory
6) changed the button in the skeletop application at source/class/iconfont/Application.js
   to use an icon glyph instead of a png image and added a second button using a 32px red
   colored icon glyph
   
   
=== Compiling the application ===

1) run ./generate.py make-font-map
2) run ./generate.py source and/or ./generate.py build


=== Running the application ===

Open source/index.html or build/index.html in the browser, either directly as file or served by a web server