I have this since 2002 ? before ? I do ot recall.
In a project, I have an icon for each supported OS (Linux, OS X and Windows ++).
Earlier today, I found that my Linux (dropped to the Xojo project from a legacy old project) logo image name is Linux1.
Ithink I’ve done an error and delete the ending 1 to sind it comes back all by itself. After some attempts (and some delete the image, drag it again to the IDE), I exported my project to XML (fortunately I am still able to do that), load the xml file in TextEdit (Apple) and made a quest for the Linux string. After a while, I found it there:
<block type="BuildStepsList" ID="270599346">
<ObjName>Linux</ObjName>
<ObjContainerID>242785120</ObjContainerID>
</block>
Also, to be sure that matters, I tried to make a Linux build and get errors because in the code I used Linux and the image name is Linux1.
I deleted all potential offending images and suffixed them Logo, and replaced any space character with a ‘_’.
BTW: it was a long time since I make a Linux build: this explain why I discovered (by pure hazard) this bug. My old VirtualBox does not allowed me to install a Linux distro. So I stopped to make Linux builds.
I also found (1):
If by bad luck you use a digit as a file name, it will be changed to Untitled in the IDE. I noticed that long ago, but I gforgot it as fast as I renamed the original file name.
1-Logo is renamed in the IDE to Logo (same stripping apply to 0123456789-Logo).
?0123456789-Logo is changed to ?0123456789Logo. I let the reader(s) to check ll other possible variations.
I also found (2):
<block type="BuildStepsList" ID="1239882169">
<ObjName>Mac OS X</ObjName>
<ObjContainerID>242785120</ObjContainerID>
</block>
FWIW: Mac OS X current name is OS X. Now, you have the right to write it the way you like.