hmm... it seems that the name of the icon is not set-able through your menu...
I checked out all the source files in eiconman to discover that your source code sets the icon's name to None, not by default, but always... you have it in a string, not a variable... you should have a variable set for that line of input and do an if/else statement if you want to have it say "None" if the user does not specify a name...
I MAY have made a mistake here... maybe I read it wrong... Im not the best coder out there. just thought you should know about the problem and what I THINK I discovered in your source.
I tried to fix it myself, but I don't know much about FLTK, and Im mainly a C coder, not C++... If I could have read the graphics, though, I would have fixed it and sent you the new source... sorry...
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Heh I just discovered that this is basically the same locale-related problem as the one in emenueditor. It is now fixed on CVS. Thanks once again (I don't really have icons on my desktop so I didn't notice this before).
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hmm... it seems that the name of the icon is not set-able through your menu...
I checked out all the source files in eiconman to discover that your source code sets the icon's name to None, not by default, but always... you have it in a string, not a variable... you should have a variable set for that line of input and do an if/else statement if you want to have it say "None" if the user does not specify a name...
I MAY have made a mistake here... maybe I read it wrong... Im not the best coder out there. just thought you should know about the problem and what I THINK I discovered in your source.
I tried to fix it myself, but I don't know much about FLTK, and Im mainly a C coder, not C++... If I could have read the graphics, though, I would have fixed it and sent you the new source... sorry...
Yes, you're right. It seems that Icon Name is used only for filename, not for the displayed name. Thanks for reporting a bug!
Heh I just discovered that this is basically the same locale-related problem as the one in emenueditor. It is now fixed on CVS. Thanks once again (I don't really have icons on my desktop so I didn't notice this before).