interactive-terminal-windows-icon
Interactive Terminal Windows Icon (Taskbar + Window + Tray)
This skill documents the exact mechanism used by Project Memory's interactive terminal to show the correct icon in Windows.
What Actually Sets the Icon
The app uses a two-layer approach:
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Executable icon (compile-time, Win32 resource)
- Source:
interactive-terminal/resources/itpm-icon.ico - Embedded by
interactive-terminal/build.rsusingwinresource:set_icon("resources/itpm-icon.ico")set_manifest_file("resources/app.manifest")
- Result: Windows uses this embedded icon for:
- taskbar button
- Alt+Tab entry
- default window icon (when no explicit per-window icon is set)
- Source:
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Tray icon (runtime, QML SystemTrayIcon)
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