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IDProjectCategoryView StatusLast Update
0000150DarkRadiantGeneralpublic11.04.2008 21:07
Reportergreebo Assigned To 
PrioritynormalSeveritytweakReproducibilityN/A
Status closedResolutionno change required 
Product Version0.9.0 
Summary0000150: MEMO Issue: ToDo before next Release
DescriptionThis is supposed to be some kind of memo of things that should be looked into short before the next version is released.

- Increase Registry Version number
- Regression Tests as defined in the Wiki.
- Include the OpenAL and vorbis libraries in the next Win32 package.
TagsNo tags attached.

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SneaksieDave

SneaksieDave

27.02.2007 03:02

reporter   ~0000252

Last edited: 27.02.2007 03:03

Not sure if this one applies, but it seems to, from my install: remember to link .exe to the darkradiant icon (the gear thingy). I had to associate the icon with these updated SVN .exes by hand.

greebo

greebo

27.02.2007 08:07

administrator   ~0000257

You mean that the icon is contained within the .exe file?
SneaksieDave

SneaksieDave

28.02.2007 00:48

reporter   ~0000264

No, I have:

darkradiant.ico
darkradiant.exe

in my folder. With the 0.8.1 installation, the executable shortcut, on my desktop, has the icon picture. With all SVN snapshots, the executable shortcut (also on my desktop) is not associated with the icon until I told it specifically to do so. I thought maybe the link between the two was broken.
greebo

greebo

28.02.2007 09:03

administrator   ~0000271

That's expected, because the installation package creates the shortcut along with the according icon for you automatically, which does not happen when you just copy the .exe from the snapshot builds. As the icon is not contained within the .exe file per se, there is no way to know for Windows which icon it should actually use (hence you'd have to do this yourself - as for 0.8.1, this step is conveniently done for you by the installer).

Maybe there is a way to pack the icon into the compiled .exe, but I don't know (yet).
orbweaver

orbweaver

28.02.2007 12:12

developer   ~0000277

Theoretically it should be possible to have an icon contained within an EXE, but I have never found any free and functional software that allows this to be done.
greebo

greebo

15.05.2007 09:51

administrator   ~0000648

I noticed that there is a new GTK release 2.10.12 which has a fix for notebook tab rendering in its changelog. This might be worth investigating before the next release.

Issue History

Date Modified Username Field Change
26.02.2007 07:10 greebo New Issue
26.02.2007 07:10 greebo Status new => suspended
27.02.2007 03:02 SneaksieDave Note Added: 0000252
27.02.2007 03:03 SneaksieDave Note Edited: 0000252
27.02.2007 08:07 greebo Note Added: 0000257
28.02.2007 00:48 SneaksieDave Note Added: 0000264
28.02.2007 09:03 greebo Note Added: 0000271
28.02.2007 12:12 orbweaver Note Added: 0000277
09.03.2007 21:17 greebo Sticky Issue No => Yes
15.03.2007 10:18 greebo Description Updated
29.03.2007 10:37 greebo Description Updated
01.05.2007 18:14 greebo Description Updated
15.05.2007 09:51 greebo Note Added: 0000648
24.05.2007 11:44 greebo Description Updated
26.10.2007 09:22 greebo Sticky Issue Yes => No
11.04.2008 21:07 greebo Status suspended => closed
11.04.2008 21:07 greebo Resolution open => no change required