al_set_menu_item_icon(3)
π al_set_menu_item_icon(3) π
okay so we're in the Library Functions Manual, bestie, and this is the Allegro 5 API page for giving a menu item an icon. very main character energy β¨
π NAME π
al_set_menu_item_icon β the Allegro 5 API function that sets a menu item's icon, periodt π
π SYNOPSIS π
copy this exactly, no cap:
#include <allegro5/allegro_native_dialog.h>
void al_set_menu_item_icon(ALLEGRO_MENU *menu, int pos, ALLEGRO_BITMAP *icon)
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
okay so this one sets the icon for the specified menu item. iconic, literally.
but bestie, listen: the menu assumes ownership of the ALLEGRO_BITMAP and may invalidate the pointer, so you must clone it if you wish to continue using it. no cap, that part is important π
β οΈ ownership vibe check: the menu takes the bitmap, and that pointer can get invalidated. clone it if you still wanna keep using it. fr fr.
if a video bitmap is passed, it will automatically be converted to a memory bitmap, so it is preferable to pass a memory bitmap. highkey the move is a memory bitmap π«Ά
β SINCE β
5.1.0 β she's been serving since 5.1.0, and that's that on that π
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
al_get_menu_item_icon(3)β the getter bestie, for when you want to grab that icon energy back πal_clone_bitmap(3)β clone that bitmap so you don't lose it, periodt π
π okay that's the whole tea, bestie β source: Allegro reference manual, page: al_set_menu_item_icon(3), and the footer doesn't show a date, so no date to spill ππ
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