Changes icon when using macosx backend#14927
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Not completely sure of the idioms used in this codebase, but I generally prefer avoiding goto and passing NULL into 3rd-party functions. Also not sure whether conventions are to keep things in C/Objective-C or to put them in Python. Also, used PDF instead of png, as MacOS supports vector icons. (Nice!) Comments/requests welcome. |
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Closing in favor of #14930. |
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PR Summary
Sets the icon to the matplotlib icon when using the macos backend. (See #14850.)
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