02.04.2010 17:22, Alberto Narduzzi wrote:
ok, but in my case the bsDialog form was the main one; and since there
is no other way of having the application have an icon to show in the
taskbar, I saw that specifying one for the main form did it (with
older Lazarus).
Now, fixing the behavior for the bsDialog-ed forms removed also the
icon the application receives.
Maybe an icon field in the project options should help.
There are differences between widgetsets. On windows application is a
separate window and the project icon is associated with it. On gtk2
taskbar icons are shown per form and icons are the same as forms have
(btw, bsDialog should not have a taskbar icon but currently in gtk2 it
has). On OSX forms can't have an icon and only application can have one
- it is shown on the dock.
Therefore if you are working with gtk2 and you have only bsDialog form
then you should not see any icon on the taskbar.
Best regards,
Paul Ishenin.
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