List<ToolStripButton> buttons = new List<ToolStripButton>;
 
foreach (ToolStripItem item in toolStrip1.Items)
{
    ToolStripButton button = item as ToolStripButton;
    if (button != null)
    {
        if (button.Enabled && button.DisplayStyle == ToolStripItemDisplayStyle.Image)
        {
            buttons.Add(button);
        }
    }
}

var buttons = from button in this.toolStrip1.Items.Cast<ToolStripItem>()
              where button is ToolStripButton
              && button.Enabled
              && ((ToolStripButton)button).DisplayStyle == ToolStripItemDisplayStyle.Image
              select button;

((ToolStripButton)button).DisplayStyle == ToolStripItemDisplayStyle.Image

button.checkDisplayStyle('image')

People like you should be left on ice floes in the night.

The wheel -> sliced bread -> type safety.

.meic | fruuti

P1) Typing makes people jump through hoops.
P2) Some people don't like jumping through hoops, because it means they have to think about what they're doing, which they don't normally.
P3) People who don't normally think about what they're doing are more likely to write unsafe code.
C1) People who don't like types are more likely to write unsafe code.

Of course, I'm clearly not going to come close to changing your mind, and I don't really care that much. I just fancied poking you with a stick, a bit.

.meic | fruuti