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[v3 alpha] implement setIcon
on linux
#3354
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Thanks for doing this. Will test this week 👍 |
I would request that you place this code in the cgo specific file linux_cgo.go file. The intent behind doing that is that it will make it easier to use purego as well as an alternate implementation. |
Thank you for implementing it! Appreciate the work! I'll test it in a little while hopefully. |
@@ -1131,6 +1145,12 @@ func (w *linuxWebviewWindow) setTitle(title string) { | |||
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func (w *linuxWebviewWindow) setIcon(icon pointer) { | |||
if icon != nil { | |||
C.gtk_window_set_icon(w.gtkWindow(), (*C.GdkPixbuf)(icon)) |
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Is setting a nil
icon the method to remove the icon? Presumably
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It is checked for nil
, because there could go something wrong while loading the icon at linuxApp.setIcon
. e.g. someone could set application.Options.Icon
to an invalid image format
My Manjaro does not show Icons it seems even with this change. Which desktop environment are you using? gnome? |
Actually I do see it now. Turns out I just wasn't able to override it in the code. Only shows up in the application overview where you can see all open windows. |
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I'm using Xfce |
Thanks @abichinger 🙏 Please could you retrospectively add an entry to the changelog located at |
Description
This PR loads and displays
application.Options.Icon
on linux.Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
I have embedded a custom icon in a test project.
Test Configuration
Checklist:
website/src/pages/changelog.mdx
with details of this PR