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The FE stores a bunch of little nine-patch images in the layout that govern the appearance of much of Mathematica. These things are incredibly useful to have as they may be used to give a clean appearance to custom Panel and Button objects and things.



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      The FE stores a bunch of little nine-patch images in the layout that govern the appearance of much of Mathematica. These things are incredibly useful to have as they may be used to give a clean appearance to custom Panel and Button objects and things.



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      The FE stores a bunch of little nine-patch images in the layout that govern the appearance of much of Mathematica. These things are incredibly useful to have as they may be used to give a clean appearance to custom Panel and Button objects and things.



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          Here's a little function that gets the FrontEnd`FileName stuff:



          bmpPath =
          ToFileName /@
          DeleteCases[
          CurrentValue[$FrontEndSession, {PrivatePaths, "Bitmaps"}],
          ParentList
          ];(* use this if you want to look at _all_ of the bitmaps *)

          bmpPath =
          FileNameJoin@{$InstallationDirectory, "SystemFiles", "FrontEnd",
          "SystemResources", "Bitmaps"};

          feBMPs =
          AssociationMap[
          With[{key = #[[1]], groups = #[[2]]},
          key ->
          AssociationMap[
          #[[1]] ->
          With[{p = #[[1]]}, Association@

          Map[StringSplit[FileNameTake[#], "."][[1]] ->
          FrontEnd`FileName[
          Evaluate@If[key === "Bitmaps", {p}, {key, p}],
          Evaluate@FileNameTake[#]] &, #[[2]]]
          ] &,
          groups
          ]
          ] &,
          Map[
          GroupBy[#, FileNameTake[#, {-2}] &] &,
          GroupBy[
          FileNames["*.9.png", bmpPath,
          5],
          FileNameTake[#, {-3}] &
          ]
          ]
          ];


          Then we can analyze some of this stuff:



          feBMPs // Keys

          {"Dialogs", "Choosers", "Popups", "Ribbons", "Bitmaps", "Toolbars", "Typeset"}

          Keys /@ feBMPs

          <|"Dialogs" -> {"CloudLogin", "Activation", "CloudDialogs",
          "DeployCDF", "WelcomeScreen"}, "Choosers" -> {"Color"},
          "Popups" -> {"CodeCompletion"}, "Ribbons" -> {"Common", "Image"},
          "Bitmaps" -> {"Toolbars"}, "Toolbars" -> {"Player"},
          "Typeset" -> {"Audio", "FormObject", "InputField", "PrintTemporary",
          "ProgressIndicator", "Quantity", "SummaryBox", "TableView"}|>


          And we can look at some elements in the thing explicitly. Here are all the bitmaps used in the little autocompletion popup:



          Map[
          RawBoxes@DynamicBox[FEPrivate`ImportImage[#]] &,
          feBMPs["Popups", "CodeCompletion"]
          ] // Dataset


          enter image description here






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            Here's a little function that gets the FrontEnd`FileName stuff:



            bmpPath =
            ToFileName /@
            DeleteCases[
            CurrentValue[$FrontEndSession, {PrivatePaths, "Bitmaps"}],
            ParentList
            ];(* use this if you want to look at _all_ of the bitmaps *)

            bmpPath =
            FileNameJoin@{$InstallationDirectory, "SystemFiles", "FrontEnd",
            "SystemResources", "Bitmaps"};

            feBMPs =
            AssociationMap[
            With[{key = #[[1]], groups = #[[2]]},
            key ->
            AssociationMap[
            #[[1]] ->
            With[{p = #[[1]]}, Association@

            Map[StringSplit[FileNameTake[#], "."][[1]] ->
            FrontEnd`FileName[
            Evaluate@If[key === "Bitmaps", {p}, {key, p}],
            Evaluate@FileNameTake[#]] &, #[[2]]]
            ] &,
            groups
            ]
            ] &,
            Map[
            GroupBy[#, FileNameTake[#, {-2}] &] &,
            GroupBy[
            FileNames["*.9.png", bmpPath,
            5],
            FileNameTake[#, {-3}] &
            ]
            ]
            ];


            Then we can analyze some of this stuff:



            feBMPs // Keys

            {"Dialogs", "Choosers", "Popups", "Ribbons", "Bitmaps", "Toolbars", "Typeset"}

            Keys /@ feBMPs

            <|"Dialogs" -> {"CloudLogin", "Activation", "CloudDialogs",
            "DeployCDF", "WelcomeScreen"}, "Choosers" -> {"Color"},
            "Popups" -> {"CodeCompletion"}, "Ribbons" -> {"Common", "Image"},
            "Bitmaps" -> {"Toolbars"}, "Toolbars" -> {"Player"},
            "Typeset" -> {"Audio", "FormObject", "InputField", "PrintTemporary",
            "ProgressIndicator", "Quantity", "SummaryBox", "TableView"}|>


            And we can look at some elements in the thing explicitly. Here are all the bitmaps used in the little autocompletion popup:



            Map[
            RawBoxes@DynamicBox[FEPrivate`ImportImage[#]] &,
            feBMPs["Popups", "CodeCompletion"]
            ] // Dataset


            enter image description here






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              Here's a little function that gets the FrontEnd`FileName stuff:



              bmpPath =
              ToFileName /@
              DeleteCases[
              CurrentValue[$FrontEndSession, {PrivatePaths, "Bitmaps"}],
              ParentList
              ];(* use this if you want to look at _all_ of the bitmaps *)

              bmpPath =
              FileNameJoin@{$InstallationDirectory, "SystemFiles", "FrontEnd",
              "SystemResources", "Bitmaps"};

              feBMPs =
              AssociationMap[
              With[{key = #[[1]], groups = #[[2]]},
              key ->
              AssociationMap[
              #[[1]] ->
              With[{p = #[[1]]}, Association@

              Map[StringSplit[FileNameTake[#], "."][[1]] ->
              FrontEnd`FileName[
              Evaluate@If[key === "Bitmaps", {p}, {key, p}],
              Evaluate@FileNameTake[#]] &, #[[2]]]
              ] &,
              groups
              ]
              ] &,
              Map[
              GroupBy[#, FileNameTake[#, {-2}] &] &,
              GroupBy[
              FileNames["*.9.png", bmpPath,
              5],
              FileNameTake[#, {-3}] &
              ]
              ]
              ];


              Then we can analyze some of this stuff:



              feBMPs // Keys

              {"Dialogs", "Choosers", "Popups", "Ribbons", "Bitmaps", "Toolbars", "Typeset"}

              Keys /@ feBMPs

              <|"Dialogs" -> {"CloudLogin", "Activation", "CloudDialogs",
              "DeployCDF", "WelcomeScreen"}, "Choosers" -> {"Color"},
              "Popups" -> {"CodeCompletion"}, "Ribbons" -> {"Common", "Image"},
              "Bitmaps" -> {"Toolbars"}, "Toolbars" -> {"Player"},
              "Typeset" -> {"Audio", "FormObject", "InputField", "PrintTemporary",
              "ProgressIndicator", "Quantity", "SummaryBox", "TableView"}|>


              And we can look at some elements in the thing explicitly. Here are all the bitmaps used in the little autocompletion popup:



              Map[
              RawBoxes@DynamicBox[FEPrivate`ImportImage[#]] &,
              feBMPs["Popups", "CodeCompletion"]
              ] // Dataset


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer























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                up vote
                4
                down vote









                Here's a little function that gets the FrontEnd`FileName stuff:



                bmpPath =
                ToFileName /@
                DeleteCases[
                CurrentValue[$FrontEndSession, {PrivatePaths, "Bitmaps"}],
                ParentList
                ];(* use this if you want to look at _all_ of the bitmaps *)

                bmpPath =
                FileNameJoin@{$InstallationDirectory, "SystemFiles", "FrontEnd",
                "SystemResources", "Bitmaps"};

                feBMPs =
                AssociationMap[
                With[{key = #[[1]], groups = #[[2]]},
                key ->
                AssociationMap[
                #[[1]] ->
                With[{p = #[[1]]}, Association@

                Map[StringSplit[FileNameTake[#], "."][[1]] ->
                FrontEnd`FileName[
                Evaluate@If[key === "Bitmaps", {p}, {key, p}],
                Evaluate@FileNameTake[#]] &, #[[2]]]
                ] &,
                groups
                ]
                ] &,
                Map[
                GroupBy[#, FileNameTake[#, {-2}] &] &,
                GroupBy[
                FileNames["*.9.png", bmpPath,
                5],
                FileNameTake[#, {-3}] &
                ]
                ]
                ];


                Then we can analyze some of this stuff:



                feBMPs // Keys

                {"Dialogs", "Choosers", "Popups", "Ribbons", "Bitmaps", "Toolbars", "Typeset"}

                Keys /@ feBMPs

                <|"Dialogs" -> {"CloudLogin", "Activation", "CloudDialogs",
                "DeployCDF", "WelcomeScreen"}, "Choosers" -> {"Color"},
                "Popups" -> {"CodeCompletion"}, "Ribbons" -> {"Common", "Image"},
                "Bitmaps" -> {"Toolbars"}, "Toolbars" -> {"Player"},
                "Typeset" -> {"Audio", "FormObject", "InputField", "PrintTemporary",
                "ProgressIndicator", "Quantity", "SummaryBox", "TableView"}|>


                And we can look at some elements in the thing explicitly. Here are all the bitmaps used in the little autocompletion popup:



                Map[
                RawBoxes@DynamicBox[FEPrivate`ImportImage[#]] &,
                feBMPs["Popups", "CodeCompletion"]
                ] // Dataset


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer












                Here's a little function that gets the FrontEnd`FileName stuff:



                bmpPath =
                ToFileName /@
                DeleteCases[
                CurrentValue[$FrontEndSession, {PrivatePaths, "Bitmaps"}],
                ParentList
                ];(* use this if you want to look at _all_ of the bitmaps *)

                bmpPath =
                FileNameJoin@{$InstallationDirectory, "SystemFiles", "FrontEnd",
                "SystemResources", "Bitmaps"};

                feBMPs =
                AssociationMap[
                With[{key = #[[1]], groups = #[[2]]},
                key ->
                AssociationMap[
                #[[1]] ->
                With[{p = #[[1]]}, Association@

                Map[StringSplit[FileNameTake[#], "."][[1]] ->
                FrontEnd`FileName[
                Evaluate@If[key === "Bitmaps", {p}, {key, p}],
                Evaluate@FileNameTake[#]] &, #[[2]]]
                ] &,
                groups
                ]
                ] &,
                Map[
                GroupBy[#, FileNameTake[#, {-2}] &] &,
                GroupBy[
                FileNames["*.9.png", bmpPath,
                5],
                FileNameTake[#, {-3}] &
                ]
                ]
                ];


                Then we can analyze some of this stuff:



                feBMPs // Keys

                {"Dialogs", "Choosers", "Popups", "Ribbons", "Bitmaps", "Toolbars", "Typeset"}

                Keys /@ feBMPs

                <|"Dialogs" -> {"CloudLogin", "Activation", "CloudDialogs",
                "DeployCDF", "WelcomeScreen"}, "Choosers" -> {"Color"},
                "Popups" -> {"CodeCompletion"}, "Ribbons" -> {"Common", "Image"},
                "Bitmaps" -> {"Toolbars"}, "Toolbars" -> {"Player"},
                "Typeset" -> {"Audio", "FormObject", "InputField", "PrintTemporary",
                "ProgressIndicator", "Quantity", "SummaryBox", "TableView"}|>


                And we can look at some elements in the thing explicitly. Here are all the bitmaps used in the little autocompletion popup:



                Map[
                RawBoxes@DynamicBox[FEPrivate`ImportImage[#]] &,
                feBMPs["Popups", "CodeCompletion"]
                ] // Dataset


                enter image description here







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