Arguments: window &optional smallp
Returns (or sets with setf) the icon that is used to represent
window. The value must be an icon handle (a
non-negative integer), which is either the value of one of the
built-in icons such as error-icon, a handle returned by
calling extract-icon-from-file or create-icon-handle at
runtime at runtime, or zero to use the default icon of the executable
file (which is the Franz icon in the development lisp).
When the icon is set to one of the built-in icons, both the large and small versions of the icon are set with one call, regardless of the value of smallp (a single handle is used for both sizes). Otherwise, a truesmallp indicates the 16 by 16 version of the icon and a null smallp indicates the 32 by 32 version of the icon. A window's titlebar uses the small version. The ALT-TAB window for switching between applications uses the large version by default (for top-level non-owned windows only).
Common Graphics and IDE documentation is described in About Common Graphics and IDE documentation in cgide.htm.
The documentation is described in introduction.htm and the index is in index.htm.
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