If you create launcher configuration files by other means, you need to be familiar with its XML file format.
The application launcher configuration file name must end in
.app
.
It must be a valid XML file with an application
root element and a command
:
<application> <command>/path/to/the/command</command> </application>
The command should be the path to a command. On MS Windows and Mac OS X, the command may also the path to a file that the operating system can open. For example, it could be the path to a Microsoft Word document and invoking the command would then open that file in Microsoft Word on a PC or Mac that has MS Word available.
The launcher configuration file may include an optional icon
:
<application> <command>/path/to/the/command</command> <icon>icon_info</icon> </application>
The icon info can be the following:
icon:clipboard
,
icon:console
,
icon:edit
,
icon:run
,
icon:text
, or
icon:work
to select built-in icons.
The default is icon:run
.
CSS/Share/icons
, and then use an icon path
like
CSS/Share/icons/some_icon.gif
as a launcher icon.