Great!
Then, provided that also the
changes to vrep.sh have been done, you can have V-REP integrated with GNOME menu and Ubuntu Unity, by creating a file in $HOME/.local/share/applications/vrep.desktop (or in the global location /usr/local/share/applications/vrep.desktop) with contents:
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#!/usr/bin/env xdg-open
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Exec=/opt/vrep/vrep.sh
Name=V-REP
Icon=/opt/vrep/programming/windowsOnlyProjects/v_repClientApplication/v_rep.ico
Terminal=0
StartupWMClass=V-REP
Note: I assumed V-REP is installed in /opt/vrep.
In fact, what I do on Linux is to unpack the V-REP package to /opt/V-REP_PRO_EDU_V3_2_0_rev6_64_Linux and then create a symlink /opt/vrep pointing to it, so I can also switch between vrep versions if needed.
Note2: probably the icon path I choose is not correct, but I was unable to find the actual V-REP icon.
Still it is not standard, and makes some assumptions, but it is getting closer :-)