[solved]QImage Load issue

[kamlmish]

Even after appending the full path, QImage::Load doesnt work

void MainWindow::listdisplay()
{
    QDir dir("/home/kamlesh/Gall/GALL/images/eBeam Gallery/Art & Design/2D Shapes");
    dir.setFilter(QDir::Files);
    QList<QImage> images;
    QImage thumb, tmp;
    int sizeW = 20;
    int sizeH = 20;
    QStringList listfiles = dir.entryList(QStringList()<<"*.png",QDir::Files);
    for(int i=0;i<=listfiles.count();i++)
    {
        QString filename = listfiles.at(i);
        QString filepath = dir.absoluteFilePath(filename);
        bool x = tmp.load(filepath);
        //bool x = tmp.load("/home/kamlesh/Gall/GALL/images/eBeam Gallery/Art & Design/2D Shapes/Black Hexagon.png");
        if(x == true)
        {
        thumb = (tmp.scaled( 1240, 1480 ).scaled( sizeW, sizeH, Qt::KeepAspectRatio )); //two passes
        modl->setData( modl->index( i, 0 ), thumb, Qt::DecorationRole );
        }
 
    }

void MainWindow::listdisplay()
{
    QDir dir("/home/kamlesh/Gall/GALL/images/eBeam Gallery/Art & Design/2D Shapes");
    dir.setFilter(QDir::Files);
    QList<QImage> images;
    QImage thumb, tmp;
    int sizeW = 20;
    int sizeH = 20;
    QStringList listfiles = dir.entryList(QStringList()<<"*.png",QDir::Files);
    for(int i=0;i<=listfiles.count();i++)
    {
        QString filename = listfiles.at(i);
        QString filepath = dir.absoluteFilePath(filename);
        bool x = tmp.load(filepath);
        //bool x = tmp.load("/home/kamlesh/Gall/GALL/images/eBeam Gallery/Art & Design/2D Shapes/Black Hexagon.png");
        if(x == true)
        {
        thumb = (tmp.scaled( 1240, 1480 ).scaled( sizeW, sizeH, Qt::KeepAspectRatio )); //two passes
        modl->setData( modl->index( i, 0 ), thumb, Qt::DecorationRole );
        }

    }

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The images have been taken from MACOS, and the work environment is linux,qt
Is that the issue ?

[oliverliu.hz]

try use an easy directory instead of "/home/kamlesh/Gall/GALL/images/eBeam Gallery/Art & Design/2D Shapes/", such as "/tmp/1.png"
hope to help you.