Dimitri Frederickx wrote:
> I've created an eclipse project (under Mac OS X). My eclipse project has two
> source directories. In both source directories I have a folder images: in the
> first folder I have an image called image_1.png and in the other folder I
> have
> an image called image_2.png.
>
> So my directory looks like this:
> project
> |- src1
> | |-images
> | |-image_1.png
> |- src2
> | |-images
> | |-image_2.png
>
> I want to create a new QIcon for both images with:
> classpath:/images/images_1.png
> classpath:/images/images_2.png
>
> It seems that Qt Jambi can handle this. When I want to show both images, only
> one image is shown: the one in the directory that was the first on the
> classpath. I have to give each images directoy a unique name in order to make
> my
> code work.
>
> When Qt Jambi can't find my second image in the first images directory, I has
> to
> look further on the classpath to see if there might be another directory
> called
> images. But it seems it doesn't.
>
> Is it possible that this is a bug?
I cannot reproduce this when running this example from the command line
and using the directory structure you outlined above.
import com.trolltech.qt.*;
import com.trolltech.qt.core.*;
public class DoubleClassPath
{
public static void main(String args[]) {
QCoreApplication.initialize(args);
System.out.println("images/file1.txt: " + new
QFile("classpath:images/file1.txt").exists());
System.out.println("images/file2.txt: " + new
QFile("classpath:images/file2.txt").exists());
}
}
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