Executables icons

[BiGgUn]

Hi,

   I wonder why icons located in an executable are not viewable in GetOpenFileName ? I had a look to the source code
(dlls/shell32/folder.c and dlls/shell32/classes.c) and saw that  a search is made in the registry. But this search failed because my
system.reg doesn't have the queried entry ( [Software\\Classes\\.exe]). I noticed that the winedefault.reg doesn't have the queried
entry also. When this search fails, a default icon is applied.

   By manually adding this entry in system.reg, it is still not possible to get the executables icons :-\ I also saw that
[Software\\Classes\\.exe\\DefaultIcon] is also queried. Even if i manually add this entry again, it's not successfull. I think i've
missed something in these entries definition but i don't know what. Anyway, by forcing the code to look inside executable for icons,
they finally appear :)

   But it's better to find another solution. How registry should be setted up (system.reg / winedefault.reg) ? Do we need to review
the code (adding special case for exe files) ?

Stephan

P.S.:
   Excuse me if  i bother you with my questions.

[Martin Fuchs]

Hi,
> I wonder why icons located in an executable are not viewable in
> GetOpenFileName ? I had a look to the source code (dlls/shell32/folder.c
> and dlls/shell32/classes.c) and saw that  a search is made in the registry.
> But this search failed because my system.reg doesn't have the queried entry
> ( [Software\\Classes\\.exe]). I noticed that the winedefault.reg doesn't
> have the queried entry also. When this search fails, a default icon is
> applied.

I tried and imported the following entries in the registry:

[Software\\Classes\\.exe] 1055664996
@="exefile"

[Software\\Classes\\exefile\\DefaultIcon] 1055665049
@="%1"

It does work!
it displays the exe-icons, when switching into detail mode of the 
GetOpenFile-dialog box.


--
Martin Fuchs
martin-fuchs(a)gmx.net

[BiGgUn]

> I tried and imported the following entries in the registry:
> [Software\\Classes\\.exe] 1055664996
> @="exefile"
> [Software\\Classes\\exefile\\DefaultIcon] 1055665049
> @="%1"

It works fine! Thanks

[Sylvain Petreolle]

Since this works here too,I sent a patch to wine-patches.
Changelog:
Display icons of executables in the OpenFile dialog boxes.

BiGgUn and Martin Fuchs for credits.
> I tried and imported the following entries in the registry:
>
> [Software\\Classes\\.exe] 1055664996
> @="exefile"
>
> [Software\\Classes\\exefile\\DefaultIcon] 1055665049
> @="%1"
>
> It does work!
> it displays the exe-icons, when switching into detail mode of the 
> GetOpenFile-dialog box.
>
> --
> Martin Fuchs
> martin-fuchs(a)gmx.net

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[BiGgUn]

> Since this works here too,I sent a patch to wine-patches.
> Changelog:
> Display icons of executables in the OpenFile dialog boxes.
> Maybe not only OpenFile dialog boxes will be affected.
> BiGgUn and Martin Fuchs for credits.
> > I tried and imported the following entries in the registry:
> >
> > [Software\\Classes\\.exe] 1055664996
> > @="exefile"
> >
> > [Software\\Classes\\exefile\\DefaultIcon] 1055665049
> > @="%1"

But the last problem is for executables without icons inside of them. The wrong default icon is applied.