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HANDLE handle = BeginUpdateResource(exe_file, FALSE);

   char *buffer;    // buffer to store raw icon data
   long buffersize; // length of buffer
   int hFile;       // file handle
       
   hFile = open(ico_file, O_RDONLY | O_BINARY);
   if (hFile == -1)
      return; // if file doesn't exist, can't be opened etc. 
       
   // calculate buffer length and load file into buffer
   buffersize = filelength(hFile);
   buffer = (char *)malloc(buffersize);
   read(hFile, buffer, buffersize);
   close(hFile);

   int icon_id=1;


	 UpdateResource(
	  handle,  // Handle to executable
	  RT_ICON, // Resource type - icon
	  MAKEINTRESOURCE(icon_id), // Make the id 1
	  
	  MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_NEUTRAL),

	  (buffer+22), 
	  // skip the first 22 bytes because this is the 
	  // icon header&directory entry (if the file 
	  // contains multiple images the directory entries
	  // will be larger than 22 bytes
	  buffersize-22  // length of buffer
	 );

  

	/////////////////////
   // Again, we use this structure for educational purposes.
   // The icon header and directory entries can be read from 
   // the file.
   GROUPICON grData;

   icon_id=1;

   // This is the header
   grData.Reserved1 = 0;     // reserved, must be 0
   grData.ResourceType = 1;  // type is 1 for icons
   grData.ImageCount = 1;    // number of icons in structure (1)

   // This is the directory entry
   grData.Width = 32;        // icon width (32)
   grData.Height = 32;       // icon height (32)

   grData.Colors = 0;        // colors (256)
   grData.Reserved2 = 0;     // reserved, must be 0
   grData.Planes = 2;        // color planes
   grData.BitsPerPixel = 32; // bit depth
   
   grData.ImageSize = buffersize - 22; // size of image
   
   grData.ResourceID = icon_id;       // resource ID is 1

   UpdateResource(
      handle,
      RT_GROUP_ICON,
	  
	  MAKEINTRESOURCE(icon_id),
      // MAINICON contains information about the
      // application's displayed icon
      
	  MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_NEUTRAL),

      &grData,
      // Pointer to this structure
      sizeof(GROUPICON)
     );

   delete buffer; // free memory
         

   // Perform the update, don't discard changes
  // Write changes then close it. 
	if (!EndUpdateResource(handle, FALSE)) 
	{ 
	
		return ;
	}

MainWindow_Bluetooth::MainWindow_Bluetooth(QWidget *parent) :
      QMainWindow(parent),
      m_ui(new Ui::MainWindow_Bluetooth),
      m_status(new QLabel),
      m_console(new Console),
      // insert MDI area here ??9
      m_mdiarea(new QMdiArea),
      m_settings(new SettingsDialog),
      //! [1]
      //! add rfcomm ??
      m_serial(new QSerialPort(this))
    //! [1]
  { // function\

SettingsDialog *SD = new SettingsDialog(this);
   NewMdiSub(SD); // add sub-window
   // setup child window
   NewMdiSub(SD->m_TAB_Connect);
   text = " Console I/O ";
   SD->m_TAB_Connect->ui->tabWidget->setTabText(0,text);
   text = " DEBUG TRACE ";
   SD->m_TAB_Connect->ui->tabWidget->setTabText(1,text);
   text = " DEBUG ";
   SD->m_TAB_Connect->ui->tabWidget->setTabText(2,text);

void SettingsDialog::closeEvent( QCloseEvent* event )
{
#ifdef RETILE
    text = "\t#i#ifdef RETILE \n";
    text += "TRACE START Retile mdiArea subwindows ....  ";
    text += " ";
    //text += " TASK  initActionsConnections() ";
    text += Q_FUNC_INFO;
    text += QString::number(__LINE__);
    qDebug().noquote() << text;
#endif
    
    event->accept();   // what does it do ??
    text += "    ";
    text += "\n\t TEST send text to child";
    
    m_TAB_Connect->ui->plainTextEdit_2->appendPlainText(text);
   
    
    // list
    
    //    m_mdiarea->tileSubWindows();
    //    m_mdiarea->activateWindow();
    
    //    m_mdiarea->closeAllSubWindows();
}

basic_ostringstream<char> _ostream;
_ostream.imbue(locale("en-US"));
_ostream << 1234;