Opened 16 years ago

Closed 15 years ago

Last modified 15 years ago

#2807 closed enhancement (invalid)

editing icons in the Leaf menu

Reported by: the ringmaster Owned by: axeld
Priority: normal Milestone: R1
Component: Applications/Deskbar Version: R1/pre-alpha1
Keywords: Cc:
Blocked By: Blocking:
Platform: All

Description

I would like to be able to change individual icons in the leaf menu. The edit button only allows me to change the name.

Sorry if this functionality already exists.... The Ringmaster

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editislacking (90.7 KB ) - added by the ringmaster 16 years ago.
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Change History (5)

by the ringmaster, 16 years ago

Attachment: editislacking added

picture of edit field

comment:1 by humdinger, 15 years ago

I don't see the necessity, frankly.
Why should the links under ~/config/be, i.e. the apps etc. in the Deskbar menus, have another icon in the Deskbar than anywhere else? From your example, I see that you got the idea because previously it was necessary to start BeZilla via script, but you wanted the real Zilla-icon instead.

You could have assigned the BeZilla icon to the script file...

I'd say this ticket is invalid.

Oh. You may have meant to have this feature as part of the "Configure Deskbar Menu" panel. My bad.
OTOH, I'm all for doing away with the whole panel and only put the "Recent Docs/Folders/Apps" into a proper Deskbar Preferences.

comment:2 by axeld, 15 years ago

Component: - GeneralApplications/Deskbar
Resolution: invalid
Status: newclosed

Besides that, you can actually give symlinks icons for themselves AFAICT.

comment:3 by humdinger, 15 years ago

If possible, it's at least not easy to assign an icon to a symlink. Exporting from Icon-O-Matic will hand down the new BEOS:ICON to the linked original file. Maybe I-O-M's export panel can handle these things in the future with an alert if you'd like to assign the icon to the link or original file. Not pressing IMO.

comment:4 by stippi, 15 years ago

You're right it's not so easy. I thought you could invoke FileTypes on links, but you can't, it will also point to the original file. Which, most of the time, is probably what you want... You should be able to copyattr the icon attribute, but I agree it's not user-friendly at all.

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