TwoCanPlugIn

@Elmue You lost me with your comment > so the address can be displayed in hexadecimal which is the usual way for CAN bus addresses. I presume that you are...

> Some kind of visual feedback in the actual connection setup If you mean during the creation of connections, at least for USB devices, given you know the VID/PID, you...

Even after the OpenCPN USB connection has been created, you can always use the Windows Registry, MacOSX IOReg and Linux ttyusb*/uevent file to determine whether the USB device is still...

Seems like you have Linux sorted. When initially creating a connection on Windows you can use the Registry, on MacOSX IOReg to automagically™ detect and configure the USB device. Similarly...

Had a little bit of time waiting for some wind, Found some old Windows code which I've modified to use wxWidgets. It dates back about 15-20 years ago when I...

Now too much wind and on the nose, so have been able to read this and look at the code. Seems like a storm in a teacup. No need for...

Isn't the fundamental problem that GetIcon_PlugIn returns a valid, albeit nonsensical bitmap when the icon name cannot be found or a matching bitmap can't be found. Apologies, I'm not sure...

Dumb question, what do you mean by style? In simple terms, how do I set a style ? Quick & dirty test, in gui/src/styles.cpp changed ``` return wxBitmap(GetToolSize().x, GetToolSize().y); //...

I'll happily stand corrected on my understanding of how things work (or appear to work). GetIconNameArray() retrieves an array of icons. Some appear to come from uidata\markicons, such as 1st-Active-Waypoint...

I saw a list of icons similar to yours. A bit of digging shows they are listed in [waypointman_gui.cpp ](https://github.com/OpenCPN/OpenCPN/blob/76f6fdfeb02c456daec857d7c725fde78257c8c8/gui/src/waypointman_gui.cpp#L231) So perhaps they are the only icons for which a...