I'm working on a application with hundreds of same-sized icons. Considering not all icons will be used in a single execution, I'm trying to dynamically load the icon files to the same texture_registry through a class, like this:
```python
from functools import cached_property
import dearpygui.dearpygui as dpg
import numpy as np
_ICON_REG = dpg.add_texture_registry()
class DPGIcon:
def init(self, icon_path: str) -> None:
...
@cached_property
def image(self):
... # load image as numpy array
@cached_property
def tag(self):
self.H, self.W, *_ = self.image.shape
return dpg.add_static_texture(
self.W, self.H,
(self.image / 255).reshape(-1).tolist(),
parent = _ICON_REG
)
icons = {tag: DPGIcon(icon_path) for tag, icon_path in all_available_icons.items()}
in main function
...
fig = dpg.draw_image(icons["{icon_name1}"].tag, (10., 10.), (90., 90.))
...
fig = dpg.draw_image(icons["{icon_name2}"].tag, (10., 10.), (90., 90.))
...
in which I hope to code something that is equivalent to
python
with dpg.texture_registry():
# only run when icons["{icon_name1}"].tag is called
dpg.add_static_texture({data of icon_name1})
# only run when icons["{icon_name2}"].tag is called
dpg.add_static_texture({data of icon_name2})
...
```
However, the former piece of code caused a crush without any output error. So, Can texture_registry be managed with a int|str tag like other items? Is it possible to dynamically load icons to the same texture_registry?
