Can't show Image in widget connected to a lib.

I'm trying to add an image to a widget which is connected to a lib. But for some reason I just can't seem to get the image to show. Or the image is hidden behind the widget, I don't know. I tried this on a new widget with no lib and it's working fine. Any help would be highely appreciated.

I have tried with two different codes:

Code:

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void CDILedIndicator::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *)
{
    QPainter *test = new QPainter(this);
    QImage test1;
    if(knapp)
        test1.load(":/Images/BlueOff");
    else
        test1.load(":/Images/BlueOn");
 
    test->drawImage(0, 0, test1);
}

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and also with:

Code:

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void CDILedIndicator::paintEvent(QPaintEvent *)
{
    QPoint pos(0,0);
 
    drawIcon(m_painter, &pos);
}
 
void CDILedIndicator::drawIcon(QPainter *painter, QPoint *position)
{
    QImage OnIcon(":/Images/BlueOn");
    QImage OffIcon(":/Images/BlueOff");
 
    ledValue ?  painter->drawImage(*position, OnIcon) :
                painter->drawImage(*position, OffIcon);
}

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What does QImage::isNull() return for your image objects?

Thank you for the quick reply.

It is returning true.

Apparently then your images are not loaded. You are either missing image plugins or the paths you use don't point to valid images. Make sure you don't get a warning from the compiler about missing files when it tries to assemble the resource file (qrc).

I don't get why they shouldn't be loaded. I have made sure atleast a dozen times that all the paths is correct. I dont get any warning from the compiler what so ever.
Also what do you mean by image plugins?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Eneswar

I have made sure atleast a dozen times that all the paths is correct.

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What does this return?

Code:

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QFile::exists(":/Images/BlueOn");

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Quote:

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Also what do you mean by image plugins?

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http://www.qtcentre.org/faq.php?faq=...missing_images

Thank you for your reply, sorry I have not been able to reply as I have been home sick.
The problem I had has now been fixed, thanks again.


Edit:
For those who are curious to fix my problem I had to recall Q_INIT_RESOURCE.