Need bluetooth icon - where are these images ?

Anonymous_Banned275

const QIcon newIcon = QIcon::fromTheme("document-new", QIcon(":/images/new.png"));

The above code loads "new file " icon.

How / where do I locate /images/ folder on Ubuntu Linux ??

JoeCFD

QStandardPaths::writableLocation( QStandardPaths::PicturesLocation ) may be what you want?

Anonymous_Banned275

@JoeCFD Some answers are in QIcon class, will post when resolved.
Part of the "problem" is both theme (?) and the actual image are used.

Here is a link to list of all

https://gist.github.com/peteristhegreat/c0ca6e1a57e5d4b9cd0bb1d7b3be1d6a

Anonymous_Banned275

@AnneRanch As always - I have been in this"problem" before .
As far as I can tell - it was not "solved".
The question was - why and what is "theme" ?

Now the modified question:

How do I search for anything "Bluetooth " theme?

SGaist

Hi,

The QIcon::fromTheme documentation provides basic information about the concept as well as links to the appropriate documentation.

Basically an icon theme is a set of icons that shared a unified look and feel to make your user experience nicer. You can install several of them if wanted and select one depending on your tastes.

Anonymous_Banned275

@SGaist Thanks - good resource one should START with.
As usual - starting with example code makes one to go backwards instead.
Still not sure if "bluetooth theme" even exists.

SGaist

@AnneRanch said in Need bluetooth icon - where are these images ?:

Still not sure if "bluetooth theme" even exists.

No it does not. It's the "Bluetooth icon coming from the them". Like you have the hard drive icon, the network icon, etc.

Anonymous_Banned275

@SGaist So in layman's term - there is a nice blue with standard Bluetooth symbol icon somewhere in the world - perhaps even
operating system has a copy - perhaps the old "there must be a pony here somewhere ..." In the mean time any icon will do.

SGaist

Your desktop environment should provide a mean to find where these files are stored.

In any case the links provided in the documentation I linked provide the standard locations where you should be able to find the ones from your system.