I've now decided to use KDEs builtin icons, which worked.
Thanks for your help again!
Sure!
git clone https://gitlab.com/EndorphinBrowser/browser.git -b webengine
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make -j$(nproc)
./endorphin
You should now see a web browser opening, where in the right cor
Sure!
git clone https://gitlab.com/EndorphinBrowser/browser.git -b webengine
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make -j$(nproc)
./endorphin
You should now see a web browser opening, where in the right corner of
the TabBar, an invisible new tab button exists. For some reason, the
close tab but
El dilluns, 15 de febrer de 2021, a les 19:36:32 CET, Aaron Dewes va escriure:
> Hello!
>
>
> I'm having some issues with a QT application I'm developing right now,
> but only on KDE, the same code works perfectly on GNOME.
>
> I'm using the following code snippet:
>
> // In my header file
> QA
Thank you for your reply!
I'm sure it's being loaded correctly. I already tried using a QPixmap, a
local file, and replaced the Close Tab button (Which works) with that icon.
m_newTabAction->setIcon(QIcon(QLatin1String(":graphics/addtab.png")));
First guess: The Breeze icon engine (which enab
> m_newTabAction->setIcon(QIcon(QLatin1String(":graphics/addtab.png")));
First guess: The Breeze icon engine (which enables color schemes to recolor
monochrome icons) can not handle Qt ressource paths. Did you try to install
the image as ordinary file, and use that file as icon?
If that is the
Hello!
I'm having some issues with a QT application I'm developing right now,
but only on KDE, the same code works perfectly on GNOME.
I'm using the following code snippet:
// In my header file
QAction *m_newTabAction;
QToolButton *addTabButton;
// The actual code
m_newTabAction = newQAction(
