I have installed both, TortoiseSVN and TortoiseGit, on my Windows 10 system. To be able to more easily discern between Git- and SVN-based projects, I figured it would be best to use different icon overlays for both clients. Unfortunately, when I change the icon overlay in e.g. TortoiseSVN, the overlays for git-repositories also change to the icon set I selected in TortoiseSVN.
Is there a way to use different icon overlays for TortoiseSVN and TortoiseGit?
This is not possible. Because Windows only supports 15 overlay icons, the TortoiseXYZ projects share the same overlay icon handler to reduce the number of installed overlay icon handlers.
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I am using 24x24 pixels icons in my xamarin forms UWP project, but not getting good clarity when it comes in UI. For Android, I am using 4 set of icons for different devices and 3 set for IOS. How many sets of icons are needed for UWP and what is the resolution for those icons?
How many sets of icons are needed for UWP and what is the resolution for those icons?
Every app has an icon/logo that represents it, and that icon appears in multiple locations in the Windows shell:
The title bar of your app window
The app list in the start menu
The taskbar and task manager
Your app's tiles
Your app's splash screen
In the Microsoft Store
We have detailed article that specifically for icons that represent the app itself. please check this link and use the suitable size icon.
I need to make buttons that look like standard window title buttons with their icons (close/minimize) in the current operating system (win / osx / linux). Is there a possibility in qml?
You take screenshots (or google for images) of those buttons in their different states (enabled, pressed, highlighted, normal e.t.c), than you style your Buttons to show the right image at the right time.
Which set you need to choose, depends on the OS, which you can query with
Qt.platform.os
Depending on the usecase, it might be worth to investigate the possibility to use real Windows, if you are planning on building some kind of subwindows. Might prove complicated, though.
Is it possible to change the default icon of the ion-refresher directive with a custom PNG icon ? I've looked at this thread based on which I created a custom directive, but I can't integrate a PNG icon into it.
Any help ?
There's lots to choose from out of the box http://ionicframework.com/docs/api/directive/ionSpinner/
Ionic uses animated SVGs, having switched over from font icons. They also have some Javascript running to cover older versions of Android - that link should explain it. If you still want to roll your own refresh spinner it sounds pretty complex and you might be better off posting a question on Ionic forums.
Is it possible to change an icon that you can see on every dialog bar in InstallShield?
I know how to change setup.exe icon in InstallShield, I also know how to change icon to display with my application in Add or Remove Programs. But what about a default "computer" icon that you can see together with Dialog title in a top-left corner of each dialog?
I'm using InstallShield 2013 Professional, Basic MSI project type.
You cannot change the icon shown in the title bar for a Basic MSI project. However if you use an Advanced UI project to install the MSI, the UI that InstallShield provides does support selecting a custom icon. It's not necessarily trivial to change to the Advanced UI project type, and requires a .exe bootstrap, so the option may or may not be right for your case.
Is there a way to customize toolbar in Xcode 4? Reorder buttons, remove default and add new? Also I want to turn off text under toolbar buttons, since I run Xcode 4 on 13" Macbook where every pixel is precious.
To turn off text underneath the buttons just cmd+click on the top right button (on the level with the traffic lights). This is a global thing.
The rest you're stuck with I'm afraid.
According to: http://pilky.me/view/16 toolbar customization is gone, and unlikely to return :(
As Elibud says toolbar customisation is no longer available, I use a 13" Macbook and, minimise them. I am running Xcode V3, it's a bit easier to see all the windows as you can move all the menus around and open Interface Builder separately.