IconFamily 0.9.4

???*NsIconFamily???*N? is a Cocoa/Objective-C wrapper for Mac OS X Icon Services???*a*? ???*NsIconFamily???*N? data type. Its main purpose is to enable Cocoa applications to easily assign custom file icons from NSImage instances. Using the IconFamily class you can:<br /><br /> * create a multi-representation icon family from any arbitrary NSImage<br /> * assign an icon family as a file or folder's custom icon resource, so it will appear in Finder views<br /> * read and write .icns files<br /> * copy icon data to and from the scrap (pasteboard)<br /> * get and set the elements of an icon family in convenient, Cocoa-compatible NSBitmapImageRep form<br /><br />The IconFamily code started out as a small experiment that yielded a modest bit of code that has since found its way into a gratifying number of applications. It's extensively commented, so extending it further and fixing problems should be pretty easy. Previously hosted on my personal website and a prisoner of my lack of free time, IconFamily now has its own sourceforge project and svn repository, enabling others to contribue directly to its evolution.

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Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
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