@item :app-icon @var{icon-file}
The file name of the notification icon. If set to @code{nil}, no icon
is displayed. The default is @code{notifications-application-icon}.
+If the value is a string, the function interprets it as a file name
+and converts to absolute by using @code{expand-file-name}; if it is a
+symbol, the function will use its name (which is useful when using the
+Icon Naming Specification @footnote{For more information about icon
+naming convention see
+@uref{https://specifications.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html,
+Icon Naming Specification}}).
@item :actions (@var{key} @var{title} @var{key} @var{title} ...)
A list of actions to be applied. @var{key} and @var{title} are both
of the accessibility of remote files can now time out if
'remote-file-name-access-timeout' is set to a positive number.
+** Notifications
+
++++
+*** Allow to use Icon Naming Specification for app-icon
+You can use a symbol as the value for ':app-icon' to provide icon name
+without specifying a file, like this:
+
+ (notifications-notify
+ :title "I am playing music" :app-icon 'multimedia-player)
+
\f
* New Modes and Packages in Emacs 30.1
:app-icon The notification icon.
Default is `notifications-application-icon'.
Set to nil if you do not want any icon displayed.
+ If the value is a string, the function
+ interprets it as a file name and converts to
+ absolute by using `expand-file-name'; if it is a
+ symbol, the function will use its name (which is
+ useful when using the Icon Naming
+ Specification).
:actions A list of actions in the form:
(KEY TITLE KEY TITLE ...)
where KEY and TITLE are both strings.
notifications-application-name)
:uint32 (or replaces-id 0)
:string (if app-icon
- (expand-file-name app-icon)
+ (if (stringp app-icon)
+ (expand-file-name app-icon)
+ ;; Convert symbol to string
+ (symbol-name app-icon))
;; If app-icon is nil because user
;; requested it to be so, send the
;; empty string