Screen#icon=() is partially ineffective on Win32 (XP)
Reported by John Croisant | June 18th, 2008 @ 01:22 AM
A user reported via the IRC channel that setting the icon for an existing Screen does not properly display the icon in the corner of the window, when using Windows XP SP2. It does display the icon in the taskbar and the Alt-Tab window switcher.
SDL docs suggest that the icon should be set before the Screen is created for the first time. This didn't turn out to be necessary on Linux, so I hadn't designed any way to set the icon prior to creating a Screen instance.
Two possible solutions:
- Add a Screen.icon= class method, which can then be called before making the Screen.
- Add a new optional argument to Screen.new, which takes a Surface to be used as the icon.
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John Croisant June 18th, 2008 @ 01:44 AM
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