03-25-2015, 05:59 PM
See the updated example. Use the il.Create(...) line instead of il.Load(...).
But with an imagelist .bmp file the dialog will be loaded faster, because don't need to load many .ico files at run time. To make it work:
Open the imagelist editor. It is in the floating toolbar, "more tools" button.
Create new imagelist: click the combo box, "<New>".
Click "Add" and read how to add icons. Add icons.
Click "More Actions", "Open imagelist folder". You will see a new .bmp file.
You can use this file in macros, for example il.Load($my qm$\imagelists\QM web browser.bmp).
If you'll use it in .exe, you can copy the .bmp file to your exe folder and use il.Load($qm$\imagelists\QM web browser.bmp).
Or you can add the .bmp file to macro resources: menu Tools -> Resources -> Import from file. Then use code: il.Load("resource:<QM web browser>image:QM web browser").
But with an imagelist .bmp file the dialog will be loaded faster, because don't need to load many .ico files at run time. To make it work:
Open the imagelist editor. It is in the floating toolbar, "more tools" button.
Create new imagelist: click the combo box, "<New>".
Click "Add" and read how to add icons. Add icons.
Click "More Actions", "Open imagelist folder". You will see a new .bmp file.
You can use this file in macros, for example il.Load($my qm$\imagelists\QM web browser.bmp).
If you'll use it in .exe, you can copy the .bmp file to your exe folder and use il.Load($qm$\imagelists\QM web browser.bmp).
Or you can add the .bmp file to macro resources: menu Tools -> Resources -> Import from file. Then use code: il.Load("resource:<QM web browser>image:QM web browser").