Well, after looking into it I see the way I need to go is this:
1) Create my custom icon for the package.
2) Create a "icon\r" file in the package.
3) Add my image as a resource.
In the sample application that I could find, this is done by
creating a PicHandle and converting it into an icon. However, the
docs say that the picture functions are deprecated in 10.4.
So what do I use instead to convert my image into an icon??? I'm
holding the image in a buffer suitable to be wrapped by a GWorld,
but what do I do with it next?
The following is a slightly different approach. I'm presuming the
document bundle is already created and an image recognized by the
system is somewhere in it:
1. Do a system( "sips -i '/path/to/image.tif'" );
2. Copy the handle to the custom icon resource in the image.tif to
the "Icon\r" resource fork in the package folder. [1]
3. Set the invisible flag on "Icon\r".
4. Set the custom icon flag on the package folder.
[1] Delete the custom icon resource in the image.tif if desired.
No deprecated functions in 10.4.
Philip Aker
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