The "@" symbol only works in BXML. It generates a URL that is relative to the
current file. In code, you can use Image.load(). For example:
iiaImage.setImage(Image.load(getClass().getResource("image2.png")));
On May 19, 2011, at 2:50 PM, noobmike wrote:
> Hello again fellas
>
> I know that in .bxml files you can set image views like this:
> <ImageView bxml:id="iiaImage" image="@image.png" styles="{fill:true}"/>
>
> or you can set text areas like this:
> <TextArea bxml:id="dndTextArea" text="@textfile.txt"/>
>
> My trouble is when I bind the variable to my class it doesnt work the same
> way.
> for instance:
>
> iiaImage = (ImageView)bxmlSerializer.getNamespace().get("iiaImage");
> iiaImage.setImage("image2.png");
>
> I tried
> iiaImage.setImage("@image2.png");
>
> as well to no avail.
>
> any suggestions?
>
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