Instead of adding a new icon file to the project, consider replacing the existing icon file instead. Next, in the Solution Explorer pane, select the file, and then in the Properties pane, set the Build Action to MauiIcon. Note: I saw your comment about it deleting the placeholder text. TairikuOkami: I tried what you suggested, creating a shortcut: Target: C:WindowsSystem32cmd.exe /C 'C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficerootOffice16OUTLOOK.EXE'. If you want to use a different file as the icon, first delete the existing icon from your project, and then add the new icon. The only solution right now is to create Bitmaps with different rotation and then add/remove them periodically. You can use a workaround though - I'm working on a BlinkingMarker class where I have to adjust the opacity of the marker image at runtime. Edit any other custom options you want (you can also choose a custom app icon). Then, enter the new custom name or label and select Done. Use the Tap to Edit Label button (it will also show the app name) to change the name. I've rewritten a packaging profile here, the packaged program is normal, maybe you can try it (I'm packaging. Currently you can't change the marker at runtime, neither apply rotation to it. Next, select the app icon you want to customize from the list of installed apps. = connectionString Ĭonfig.Save(ConfigurationSaveMode.Modified) ĬonfigurationManager.RefreshSection("connectionStrings") I just said that way you can try, build a shortcut for 'Demo.exe', and then modify the icon of this shortcut to run the program, you will find that the icon of the taskbar is the icon you just modified. But it is about C, if possible, use the folloing link to convert.
#CHANGE APPICON DURING RUNTINE HOW TO#
This replaces the existing connection string: Configuration config = ConfigurationManager.OpenExeConfiguration(ConfigurationUserLevel.None) ĬonnectionStringsSection section = config.GetSection("connectionStrings") as ConnectionStringsSection Here is also an example about how to change the icons on video player at runtime. I thought you might be missing the part where it sets the ConnectionString with the new value, like this: ConStrSettings.ConnectionString = (ConStrSettings.ConnectionString, connectionString) īut this leads to “ConfigurationErrorsException: The configuration is read only”. In other words, this line: (ConStrSettings.ConnectionString, connectionString) This method returns a new string with the replaced valued. You can use a workaround though - Im working on a BlinkingMarker class where I have to adjust the opacity of the marker image at runtime. Currently you cant change the marker at runtime, neither apply rotation to it.
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So (…, …) is calling the string Replace(old, new) method. android google-maps google-maps-android-api-2.
I tried your code, but it’s not updating the app.config.ĬonStrSettings.ConnectionString is a string.
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