Icon c# library
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Been hearing a lot of people having trouble with icons, I decided to updated my article I wrote back in 2004 Access multiple icons in a single icon file[^] with a long needed update. New version of the library lets you import pictures and create 32bit icons with multiple sizes of the image. Hopefully, this can help people who are having troubles with icons with this replacement for the icon class. Grab the library and sample app: GitHub - hazlema/MultiIcon: Display or Convert 32bit icons.[^] Written in C#, Community 2015
Matthew Hazlett Fighting the good fight for web usability.
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Been hearing a lot of people having trouble with icons, I decided to updated my article I wrote back in 2004 Access multiple icons in a single icon file[^] with a long needed update. New version of the library lets you import pictures and create 32bit icons with multiple sizes of the image. Hopefully, this can help people who are having troubles with icons with this replacement for the icon class. Grab the library and sample app: GitHub - hazlema/MultiIcon: Display or Convert 32bit icons.[^] Written in C#, Community 2015
Matthew Hazlett Fighting the good fight for web usability.
This forum is for asking questions about, or having technical discussions about, C#. It's not the place to promote your article. That's the job of the various newsletters, RSS feeds, Twitter feeds, Google+ feeds, and "updated article" lists. I suggest you remove your message, before trigger-happy members start reporting it as spam.
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Been hearing a lot of people having trouble with icons, I decided to updated my article I wrote back in 2004 Access multiple icons in a single icon file[^] with a long needed update. New version of the library lets you import pictures and create 32bit icons with multiple sizes of the image. Hopefully, this can help people who are having troubles with icons with this replacement for the icon class. Grab the library and sample app: GitHub - hazlema/MultiIcon: Display or Convert 32bit icons.[^] Written in C#, Community 2015
Matthew Hazlett Fighting the good fight for web usability.
You might consider posting this on the Lounge; you are, after all, talking about a revised code provided for an article here on CP. There are lots of posts on the Lounge where members talk about their achievements, challenges, current work; quite often these posts do not refer to specific CodeProject resources, or discussions. However, it appears that the only update (I can see) of the article is that you simply added a message in the comments section announcing it, and linking to the project on GitHub. Unfortunately, it is also correct that some people seem to have have a certain latitude for Lounge post content that others do not (welcome to "human nature"); reaction to your post ? ... who knows ? It appears to me your code is now in C#, rather than VB.NET; I suggest you edit the article, and at least mention that. Since, I assume, your new code reflects some new/different ideas, or techniques, compared to a year, or more, ago, one can hope you might revise the article. You also might notify CP staff of the revision; frequently the e-mail updates from CP members subscribe to include mentions/links to revised articles. I suggest you wait to do that until after you have revised the article text. I am not sure of the exact mechanism for this; perhaps revised articles are selected for mention automatically. All of this is, of course, imho.
«There is a spectrum, from "clearly desirable behaviour," to "possibly dodgy behavior that still makes some sense," to "clearly undesirable behavior." We try to make the latter into warnings or, better, errors. But stuff that is in the middle category you don’t want to restrict unless there is a clear way to work around it.» Eric Lippert, May 14, 2008
