Как изменить иконку приложения делфи

How do I change the program icon for a Delphi console application?

The application settings is greyed in a console application.

Bye.

asked Oct 26, 2009 at 21:48

According to a July 2007 blog article by Nibu Thomas, there seems to be a SetConsoleIcon WinAPI function.

Alternatively just put the icon in a resource file. Windows should use the first icon it encounters in the application’s resources as the application icon.

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answered Oct 26, 2009 at 21:55

jpfolleniusjpfollenius

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If the option to change the icon is disabled, then it is because you have deleted or neglected to add the following line from your DPR file:

{$R *.res}

Put it back, or add it if you never had it. The icon setting will be re-enabled, as will the version-information settings. If the resource file does not exist, then the IDE will create it for you. Do not edit that resource file (such as to add your own icons or other resources); it is for the IDE’s use only.

answered Oct 26, 2009 at 22:33

Rob KennedyRob Kennedy

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if you add

application.Run;

somewhere in your dpr file you can use the project->options to change the icon.
After you have changed the icon just remove «application.Run;» again and you can compile/build with new icon.

answered Jan 25, 2010 at 14:09

UlrikUlrik

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Simply change the Icon in your apps resource file (say your app project is called ConsoleApp.dpr, your app resource file will be ConsoleApp.res)

The main icon resource in there is intuatively called MAINICON, just replace it.

Here is a step by step for C++ Builder (the steps are basically the same in Delphi)

answered Oct 26, 2009 at 22:03

Tim JarvisTim Jarvis

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add {$R *.res} in your DPR file
comment {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} line in your DPR file
edit Project -> Options -> Application -> Icon
uncomment {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} line in your DPR file

Tested with Delphi XE

answered Jul 17, 2013 at 13:47

Stéphane B.Stéphane B.

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How do I change the program icon for a Delphi console application?

The application settings is greyed in a console application.

Bye.

asked Oct 26, 2009 at 21:48

According to a July 2007 blog article by Nibu Thomas, there seems to be a SetConsoleIcon WinAPI function.

Alternatively just put the icon in a resource file. Windows should use the first icon it encounters in the application’s resources as the application icon.

TLama

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answered Oct 26, 2009 at 21:55

jpfolleniusjpfollenius

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If the option to change the icon is disabled, then it is because you have deleted or neglected to add the following line from your DPR file:

{$R *.res}

answered Oct 26, 2009 at 22:33

Rob KennedyRob Kennedy

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if you add

application.Run;

somewhere in your dpr file you can use the project->options to change the icon.
After you have changed the icon just remove «application.Run;» again and you can compile/build with new icon.

answered Jan 25, 2010 at 14:09

UlrikUlrik

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Simply change the Icon in your apps resource file (say your app project is called ConsoleApp.dpr, your app resource file will be ConsoleApp.res)

The main icon resource in there is intuatively called MAINICON, just replace it.

Here is a step by step for C++ Builder (the steps are basically the same in Delphi)

answered Oct 26, 2009 at 22:03

Tim JarvisTim Jarvis

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add {$R *.res} in your DPR file
comment {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} line in your DPR file
edit Project -> Options -> Application -> Icon
uncomment {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} line in your DPR file

Tested with Delphi XE

answered Jul 17, 2013 at 13:47

Stéphane B.Stéphane B.

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Go Up to Developing Multi-Device Applications

Having a great-looking application icon is a must-have to increase your chance of success in the application stores. Your app icon represents your app in the application stores as well as on the target platform. This page explains how to configure the icons of your application using RAD Studio.

1 Default Icons
2 Required Icon Sizes
3 Storing Your Icon Files into an Icon Container
4 Configuring Your App Icons
5 Troubleshooting
- 5.1 Cannot Add a 1024×1024 Icon into an macOS Icon Container
- 5.2 Cannot Define an App Icon for My Command-Line Application
6 See Also

Default Icons

Some platforms do not allow running applications that do not provide application icons. RAD Studio provides default application icons, so that you can test your application on any platform even if you do not have icons for your application yet. However, before you publish your application you must replace the default RAD Studio icons with custom icons for your application. The following sections explain how to configure your application to use your custom icons.

The table below shows the paths where you can find the RAD Studio default icons, relative to the RAD Studio installation path: C:Program Files (x86)EmbarcaderoStudio21.0. If you want all your new projects to use your own icons, replace these default icon files with your own files.

Platform	Image	Path	Notes
Windows		`bindelphi_PROJECTICON.ico`	Used for Delphi applications.
	`bincbuilder_PROJECTICON.ico`	Used for C++Builder applications.
macOS		`bindelphi_PROJECTICON.icns`	Used for Delphi applications.
	`bincbuilder_PROJECTICON.icns`	Used for C++Builder applications.
iOS		`binArtworkiOS`
Android		`binArtworkAndroid`

Required Icon Sizes

When you deploy your application, you must provide your application icon in different resolutions. The icon resolutions that you need depend on the target platform. Platforms may show your application icon in different contexts, such as an application launcher or a settings window. Depending on the context where your application icon is displayed, a different icon size may be required.

You should design different versions of your icon to support each of the resolutions that each one of your target platforms supports. Using a single icon and resizing your icon to fit each resolution is seldom a good idea. Even vector images require some adjustments on specific resolutions to look good in all resolutions.

The table below shows icon resolutions that the Windows and macOS platforms use. Each value under Icon resolutions in the table stands for the number of pixels per side of an icon. For example, 16 stands for an icon resolution of 16×16 pixels.

For iOS and Android resolutions, check the Application Options page.

Note: Some platforms do not allow running applications that do not provide certain resolutions of application icons.
For example, macOS applications must include 512×512 icons to be accepted in the Apple App Store.

Platform	Icon resolutions
16	32	48	128	256	512	1024
Windows
macOS
iOS	See icons for iOS apps in Application Options.
Android	See icons for Android apps in Application Options.

Note: An easy way to create multiple resolutions of your icons is to use the MultiResBitmap Editor, available in the IDE.
For more information, see Using Multi-Resolution Bitmaps.

Storing Your Icon Files into an Icon Container

Once you have your app icon in all the resolutions that a target platform requires, for desktop platforms you must then archive the different resolutions of your icon into a single file, an icon container, that you can deploy along with your application.

For Windows, you must create an .ico icon container file. See How to make/get a multi size .ico file?.

For macOS, you must create an .icns icon container file. See Use iconutil to Create an icns File Manually. Alternatively, you can use the RAD Studio ico2icns command-line tool to convert an existing .ico file into an .icns file.

On mobile platforms you do not need to provide an icon container file, you provide your application icons separately instead.

Configuring Your App Icons

Once you have your application icon files, select Project > Options > Application and provide the local paths of your icon files for each target platform. See Application Options for more information.

Note: If you do not specify an .icns file, required for macOS, but you do specify an .ico file, RAD Studio converts your .ico file into an .icns file and uses the resulting .icns file when you deploy your application for macOS.

Troubleshooting

Cannot Add a 1024×1024 Icon into an macOS Icon Container

In order to include an application icon with a resolution of 1024×1024 pixels into an .icns file, you must be running macOS Lion or a later version of macOS.

Cannot Define an App Icon for My Command-Line Application

For command-line applications, setting the application icon is disabled. Platforms which support command-line applications use a standard console-mode icon by default.

Изменение иконки программы

24.01.2011, 15:14. Показов 14788. Ответов 10

В общем задача такая не трудная, но я не знаю даже с чего и начать ее решать , мне понадобилось программно менять иконку на окне (маленький значок в верхнем левом углу любого окна)

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Изменение иконки приложения
Здравствуйте , помогите поменять иконку и чтоб при запуске была другая иконка.

Изменение иконки у чужого exe
Возникла такая необходимость сменить иконку у exe файла, т.е. изменить ресурс, удалить старые…

Иконки для программы…
Помогите найти иконки для программы на автомобильную тему…. Может у кого есть? А то весь Рунет…

Иконки для программы
Помогите, пожалуйста, найти иконку для кнопки "отменить фильтр".
Думаю, это должна быть…

Mobile Software Engineer

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24.01.2011, 16:14

вам нужно сменить иконку на форме или же и ярлык программы тоже?

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24.01.2011, 16:25

вот я попробовал такой способ:
[delphi]
self.Icon.LoadFromFile(‘E:Icon1.ico’);
// второй способ для иконки из .exe
var I: TIcon;
begin
I := TIcon.Create;
i.Handle:=shellapi.ExtractIcon(self.Handle,’C:doc maker.exe’,0);
self.Icon:= i;

Mobile Software Engineer

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24.01.2011, 16:45

вот так вот сделайте:
в верхней панели — Project — Options — Application — Load icon

Mobile Software Engineer

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24.01.2011, 16:49

вот скрин…думаю понятно

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24.01.2011, 16:52

Ev[G]eN, ты мозг включи!!! Тс пишет

мне понадобилось программно менять иконку на окне

а ты ему скрины в DesignTime предлагаешь!!!

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24.01.2011, 16:53

не внимательно про4ел…

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24.01.2011, 18:21

[ТС]

Сообщение от Ev[G]eN

вот скрин…думаю понятно

Позновательно !!! Но мне во все не это нужно как вам уже написали

Добавлено через 8 минут
[QUOTE=Zaxelf;1313456]вот я попробовал такой способ:

Delphi

1	self.Icon.LoadFromFile('E:Icon1.ico');

Мне вот крит выдает постояно….

Добавлено через 7 минут
Понятно почему крит был, причина была в моем ico файле… видимо создана была неправильно, сейчас решилось все

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24.01.2011, 19:13

так я собственно, полагаю, что правильно понял Ваш вопрос, именно та самая иконка, в том самом углу и программно…

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24.01.2011, 21:52

[ТС]

Сообщение от Zaxelf

Дада все как нужно, только как еще поменять иконку когда она в трее находится(на нижней синей полоске у Windows XP)

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24.01.2011, 22:02

Delphi

procedure trayiconn.show(traylabel : string);
 var
  n : TNotifyIconData ;
  h : thandle;
 begin
 with n do
  begin
   cbSize := SizeOf(TNotifyIconData);
   Wnd := H;
   uID := 1;
   uFlags := NIF_ICON or NIF_MESSAGE or NIF_TIP;
   hIcon := Application.Icon.Handle;
   StrPCopy(szTip,traylabel);
  end;
  Shell_NotifyIcon(NIM_ADD, @n);
  end;

//ну видимо перед использовванием этой процедуры надо заменить её в углу формы, я давно не использую иконку в трее, если работать не будет напиши в прошлом году, когда я этим пользовался — работало нормально

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Contents

Default Icons

Required Icon Sizes

Storing Your Icon Files into an Icon Container

Configuring Your App Icons

Troubleshooting

Cannot Add a 1024×1024 Icon into an macOS Icon Container

Cannot Define an App Icon for My Command-Line Application

See Also

Изменение иконки программы

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