SAP icon list #407
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For cutting the icons from the spritesheet, I recommend ImageMagick's |
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Sorry for mentioning you, guys. I fixed the markdown messup. |
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@spixi You actually mention a lot of github users with your posts. Next time, make sure, you properly escape the @-sign. Read Basic Writing and Formatting Syntax: Ignoring Markdown Formatting |
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@spixi please send me more notifications, I haven't received enough emails from this thread yet... |
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@spixi@ ICON_SPIXI is missing ;o) |
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There is a handful of pictographic icons in there that would make sense as emojis and are used a lot as GUI icons elsewhere, e.g. Funnel (filter), Binoculars #125, Eraser and Rubber Stamp #288, Pocket Calculator #287, Paper Plane #383, Coin #137, Business Card #73, Magic Wand #160, (Office) Chair #86, Warehouse, Gravestone #276, Erlenmeyer Flask, individual traffic light colors (🚥🚦🔴). |
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From: Volodymyr BOBER <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 6, 2018 8:57:47 PM
To: Crissov/unicode-proposals
Cc: Daniel; Mention
Subject: Re: [Crissov/unicode-proposals] SAP icon list (#407)
@spixi<https://github.com/spixi>@ ICON_SPIXI is missing ;o)
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You are inadvertently spamming a lot of GitHub users with the @@ format
you've used in these tables.
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WTF? 😆 |
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@spixi @Crissov You guys probably should close this issue and lock it down, since everyone already mentioned will get follow-up emails on new posts. And for what its worth: @spixi use a gist and link it in the new issue (there is no length limit and you can post your list as a whole over there, BUT MAKE SURE YOU ESCAPE ALL @-SIGNS THERE, TOO). And for the fellow 2-letter-github-handle-owners: How many unsolicited github team invites have you received until now? I'm on four teams now, I've no relation to 😁 |
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Hi, I was also spammed. Please be careful with those naughty @ symbols :) |
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Hi all! I'm ICON_WD_INPUT_MODEL_ATT :) |
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The perils of Namespace Land Rush. |
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ICON_COLLAPSE_ALL here, nice to meet you |
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"at"jk:
Tell me about it, "at"jk (should I mention you? dunno). I've had somebody intentionally prefix his branch names with "jf/" (because he wanted to brand himself as "jf"). "at"dw:
indeed. |
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"at"69:
I hate to be ICON_DEFAULT_WINDOWS, but.. hi. |
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Hi from ICON_VIRTUAL_LOIO_CLASS! 👋 |
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It seems that there is no possibility to escape mentions like @spixi other than putting the |
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ICON_LOGON_GROUP_CERT_SSO_USR here. Watts up?? |
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It seems that the parameters t, b, l and r in the XML files just mean top, bottom, left and right. This would make it easy to extract the list of the icons. |
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Dear @Crissov,
I gathered some information about SAP icons to collate them with existing emoji.
SAP R/3 Icons:
They can found in the SAP UI library sapguirm32.dll in the SAP GUI (I used Resource Hacker to extract them) and in four font files (You can open them with FontForge and find the icons in the Private Use Zone (U+E000 to U+F8FF)). In the XML file 1605.xml, also found in sapguirm32.dll, there is a German description of the symbols. An outdated list of icons is provided here: http://experience.sap.com/files/guidelines/icons_sap/SAP_R3_Icons.pdf
There are different themes. The most important one is the Blue Crystal Theme, however many customers still use the older Enjoy theme. The icons of the newest theme, Belize, are only available in the SAPGUI-Belize-Icons.TTF, but not as spritesheet.
In SAP R/3 icons are encoded as
@ID@or@ID\Qtooltip@where ID contains 2 characters from the set [0-9A-Z] and the tooltip (after \Q, but before@) is a text which is shown, if you hover the mouse over the icon. In NetWeaver systems the valid icon IDs can be found in the database table ICON. (I can provide you further information in the next weeks.)The image and font files are attached here and as the SAP is also a member of the Unicode Consortium I think this falls under Fair Use: SAP Icons.zip
SAP UI5 Icons:
SAP UI5 is web-based and does not use the R/3 icons, but internally uses the Private Use Zone for their own icons (also many icons overlap with existing emoji). The UI5 API works with the URI scheme sap-icon. A list of all available icons can be found here: https://sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/iconExplorer.html
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