Default compiled application icon
Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2023 7:15 am
Is it possible to make a checkbox in the IDE settings to use the standard program icon?
1. If the checkbox is disabled, then the current behavior (without the icon) is used.
2. If the checkbox is enabled, but the field for the icon file name is empty (or the file does not exist), then the PureBasic icon with a modified shade (fuchsia color) is used. This is useful for test or temporary compiled files that show that you are using PureBasic for compilation, and not Delphi or anything else. Another option is to search for an icon (ico) in the source directory, if the checkbox is enabled and the icon name field is empty
3. The third state of the icon inserts the text "icon.ico" into the icon name field, that is, I do not need to worry about filling out this field every time, since I know that the compiler will look for the file "icon.ico" for my program and I will always create a file with this name without specifying it in the compiler settings, since I could set this in the settings as the default state.
1. If the checkbox is disabled, then the current behavior (without the icon) is used.
2. If the checkbox is enabled, but the field for the icon file name is empty (or the file does not exist), then the PureBasic icon with a modified shade (fuchsia color) is used. This is useful for test or temporary compiled files that show that you are using PureBasic for compilation, and not Delphi or anything else. Another option is to search for an icon (ico) in the source directory, if the checkbox is enabled and the icon name field is empty
3. The third state of the icon inserts the text "icon.ico" into the icon name field, that is, I do not need to worry about filling out this field every time, since I know that the compiler will look for the file "icon.ico" for my program and I will always create a file with this name without specifying it in the compiler settings, since I could set this in the settings as the default state.