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Gallery: an Icons page for the Segoe icon fonts - #4713
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…sets Laid out like the Iconography page of the WinUI 3 Gallery, with a tab per font. The names and tags come from its IconsData.json (MIT, noted in NOTICE.md). A tab lists only the glyphs its font has, read from the glyph map. The MDL2 tab takes the installed font or else the copy in MahApps.Metro, as mah:FontIcon does. With over 1500 glyphs the tiles sit in a VirtualizingWrapPanel. The text on top points to MahApps.Metro.IconPacks for more icons.
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A new page in the gallery, laid out like the Iconography page of the WinUI 3 Gallery. It has a tab for Segoe Fluent Icons when Windows has the font, and one for Segoe MDL2 Assets, which is the installed font or else the copy in MahApps.Metro, the same as
mah:FontIcon. Each tab only lists the glyphs its font really has.You can search by name, code or tag, and a tag in the details goes into the search. The details show the name, the text and code glyph, and the
mah:FontIconsnippet in XAML and C#, each with a copy button.The names and tags are the
IconsData.jsonof the WinUI 3 Gallery, which is MIT licensed.NOTICE.mdnames it.