1. RE: Icon Display?
Hi,
By using the binder with the option "-icon filename.ico" with the
complete edition of Euphoria.
You can't change the icon of a single "non-bound" program.
You can change the icons for all program with a suffix .exw from
within explorer.
Using the tranlator you can add an icon to a resource file.
Ray Smith
http://rays-web.com
Jonathan Carter wrote:
> Alright, lets say, I wanted to make my icon different (you know, the one
>
> where it shows your program, and you double click on it to open it.)
> How can I make that different from within the program?
2. RE: Icon Display?
Ray Smith wrote:
>
> Using the tranlator you can add an icon to a resource file.
>
How do you do that? (Attach an icon to a program made with the
translator.)
3. RE: Icon Display?
Andy Serpa wrote:
>
> Ray Smith wrote:
> >
> > Using the tranlator you can add an icon to a resource file.
> >
>
> How do you do that? (Attach an icon to a program made with the
> translator.)
A quick (actually it took a little while to find it) search of the
archives found that I asked this exact same question back in Oct 2000!
The answer is however you would do it if you where programming in C
for your compiler.
See below for quick instructions for using LccWin (other compilers
are probably similiar):
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1. put this in *.rc:
500 ICON MOVEABLE PURE LOADONCALL DISCARDABLE "whatever.ico"
(I use 500 here but any number will do, as long as it isn't used by
another
resource)
2. compile the resource-file with rc.exe (or maybe it's lrc.exe)
3. include the .res file on the commmandline when you link your program.
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I haven't used the LccWin compiler for a long time.
I hope this helps.
Ray Smith
http://rays-web.com
