GnomeStock is a container
that wraps a GnomePixmap; it
automatically creates "insensitive" and "focused"
copies of the pixmap to reflect the widget state. It
can be set to one of the Gnome stock pixmap macros,
such as
GNOME_STOCK_PIXMAP_CUT (small picture of
scissors),
GNOME_STOCK_PIXMAP_PRINT (a little printer), etc.
You can also register new stock pixmaps specific to
your application at runtime. Gnome uses this widget
internally when creating menus and toolbars using a
GnomeUIInfo template
(see the section called
Menus and Toolbars with
GnomeUIInfo in the chapter called The
Main Window:
GnomeApp).
