SetStandardIconImage(id, idx)
id. The image
to be made the standard one must be specified by its index using the idx parameter.
Indices start at 1 for the first image and run up to the number of images in the icon. You can query the number of
images in an icon by using the #ATTRNUMENTRIES attribute with GetAttribute().
Note that the individual images inside icons are sorted by their width in ascending order.
This means that the indices passed to SetStandardIconImage() aren't necessarily the same as
the order of images passed to functions like CreateIcon() or the
@ICON preprocessor command.
Setting an image inside the icon as the standard one can be important in some contexts so
that Hollywood knows which image to pick for higher resolutions, e.g. if you
designate a 64x64 image inside an icon as the standard size, Hollywood knows
to pick the 128x128 image in case the monitor's resolution uses a DPI setting
that is twice as high as the normal setting. Obviously, there can be only one
standard image inside every icon, so making one image the standard one will automatically
clear the standard flag for any image that was the standard one before. To make
no image the standard one, pass 0 in idx.
SetStandardIconImage(1, 1)The code above makes the first image 1 in icon 1 the standard one.