Hi,
I'm trying to use ClientBundle with an image. My interface:
public interface MyImages extends ClientBundle {
@Source("orange.png")
ImageResource orange();
}
The image "orange.png" is in the same package as the above class.
Now I try to use it:
public void drawCanvas() {
MyImages resources = GWT.create(MyImages.class);
Image orange = new Image(resources.orange());
System.out.println("size: " + orange.getWidth() + ", " +
orange.getHeight(); // prints 500x500
ImageElement ie = ImageElement.as(orange.getElement());
System.out.println("size: " + ie.getWidth() + ", "
+ ie.getHeight(); // prints 1x1
canvasContext.drawImage(ie, 0, 0);
}
The Image instance prints its width/height, correct at 500x500 pixels. I
try to convert it to an ImageElement so I can draw it to a canvas, it
prints its width as 1x1 pixels. Which is incorrect. So of course, nothing
gets drawn to the canvas.
Am I using ClientBundle wrong? I have other methods for loading/drawing the
image which work fine. I just wanted to try this interface out,
Thanks
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