Eclipse icons

How to extract icons from Eclipse


I've created it in few steps:

1. Downloaded and unzipped eclipse


2. Extracted all images from eclipse directories, subdirectories, zips and jars*


3. Filtered only unique files*


4. Sorted images by dimension (16x16, 24x24, 32x32, etc.)*


5. Removed large images (that not look like icon)


6. Created html pages (via PHP script)

* Via my shell scripts.

This is one script from this project:

#!/bin/bash

#Find and copy only unique files (with same size and checksums) from $SOURCE directory to $OUTPUT.

SOURCE=output
OUTPUT=images

rm -rf $OUTPUT
mkdir -p $OUTPUT

uniqProcess() {

echo >xqx_unique.idx
while read; do
echo -ne \\r$REPLY
echo $REPLY $(stat -c%s $REPLY)+$(md5sum $REPLY|cut -f 1 -d ' ')+$(cksum $REPLY|cut -f 1 -d ' ')>>xqx_unique.idx
done
sort -k 2 xqx_unique.idx|uniq -f 1|cut -f 1 -d ' '|xargs -I '{}' cp '{}' $OUTPUT
}

find $SOURCE -type f |uniqProcess

HowTo find inconsistency between image format and file extension

Sometimes image files have inconsistency between format and extension.
For example: .jpeg file saved as .png file.

I wrote simple script in order to find such files:

#!/bin/bash

process() {
    while read; do
        diff=`identify -format "%m %e" "$REPLY" | tr [A-Z] [a-z] | egrep -v "^(png png|gif gif|jpg jpg|jpeg jpg|jpeg jpeg)"`
        test -n "$diff" && echo $diff $REPLY
    done
}

find -type f -iregex ".*\.\(png\|gif\|jpg\|jpeg\)$" | process

It outputs information about real file format, file extension and filename in case of
difference between format and extension.
Like this:

jpeg png images/rating_0.png
png gif images/left.gif
gif png images/border_tr.png