OpenEuphoria

1. Using uncrappy icons in generated EXE?

• Posted by DD Jul 27, 2009
• 1027 views

Looks like i figured out how to package stuff into the EU generated EXE, meaning i may well have this thing done ahead of schedule after all.
One last hurdle: What is with the 2kb limit on a custom icon? No offense, but the blockey rainbow thing looks like crap. Is there no way to change it to anything decent thats larger than 16x16?

3. Re: Using uncrappy icons in generated EXE?

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Jul 27, 2009
• 971 views

I assume the 2 KB limit is imposed because the Interpreter is directly overwriting that area of its own executable, and therefore cannot move the contents around. As already suggested, if you use the Translator, you can embed any number of icon resources in your executable.

Personally, I like the Eu icon, but I find distributing applications with it to be rather un-professional.

-Greg

5. Re: Using uncrappy icons in generated EXE?

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Jul 27, 2009
• 942 views

Unfortunately, languages like Python and Ruby are named after tangible objects, which makes designing an icon as easy as drawing such object in an artistic fashion. How does one visually represent a state or emotion?

-Greg

7. Re: Using uncrappy icons in generated EXE?

• Posted by mattlewis (admin) Jul 27, 2009
• 951 views

Hey, I'm not capable of drawing pretty much any object in an artistic fashion, unless it's in the Jackson Pollock sort of artistic fashion.

Matt

9. Re: Using uncrappy icons in generated EXE?

• Posted by CoJaBo Jul 27, 2009
• 909 views

I second that idea!

11. Re: Using uncrappy icons in generated EXE?

• Posted by jeremy (admin) Jul 27, 2009
• 970 views

I've said from day one when becoming a develop, Euphoria needs a serious graphic artists overhaul. The icon, the logo, openeuphoria.org and rapideuphoria.com.

I am 100% for anything to bring this about, even if it starts with an icon. I, however, am as far from a graphics person as one can be.

Jeremy