1. Re: Another Bleeding Edge of Win32Lib
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David Cuny writes:
> Can anyone give me a clue how to *create* icons within
> Windows programs? The new version of Euphoria allows
> the executable to have an icon, but doesn't assign an icon
> to the window that's created. All the documentation that I've
> got seems to relate only to loading icons from resource files,
> not creating them in memory.
The icon stored in exw.exe has the name "exw".
(I should document that somewhere.)
You can get a handle to this icon with:
atom icon_handle
icon_handle = c_func(LoadIcon, {instance(), allocate_string("exw")})
For the next release, I've changed demo\win32\window.exw to
store the icon handle in the window class structure:
poke4(wndclass + hIcon, icon_handle)
poke4(wndclass + hIconSm, icon_handle)
If you overwrite the icon with your own icon,
during binding, it will still have the name "exw".
The new window.exw is attached.
I hope that answers part of your question.
I know that icons have a different format than bitmaps.
I don't know off-hand how to create them in memory.
Regards,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
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