That works. You can also use a URL. The '@' symbol is translated to a URL
internally by the WTKXSerializer. It allows you to load an image using a path
that is relative to the current WTKX file.
In Java, you can do something similar using Class#getResource(). For example,
if the image file is located in the same directory as your class file, you
could do something like this:
((ButtonData)someButton.getButtonData()).setIcon(getClass().getResource("mysecondimage.png"));
This approach is a little more resilient to refactoring, since it doesn't rely
on a hard-coded path.
On May 13, 2010, at 6:20 PM, JohnRodey wrote:
>
> Scratch that, I was able to use the full relative path:
> ((ButtonData)someButton.getButtonData()).setIcon("com/my/path/mysecondimage.png");
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