Icon on the menu of Qaction not showing up. [ Solved ]

[Leon]

See screenshot and you will understand..
!http://oi55.tinypic.com/2071i06.jpg(Screen)!

That's because there isn't any seticonvisible option
Any ideas?

[Franzk]

Set the icon on the menu action.

@QMenu *menu = ...;
menu->menuAction()->setIcon(icon);@

[Leon]

I have set it via the Qt Designer.

!http://oi56.tinypic.com/29qi0ya.jpg(Screen)!

But as i said there isn't any seticonvisible option...

[Franzk]

Chances are that if you add the menu to the tool bar itself, you will see the icon. As I mentioned in my previous post, set the icon on the menu action explicitly in your code.

[Leon]

The same with this
ui>menuHere_no_icon_is_been_shown>setIcon(QIcon(":/icons/Icons/button_blue_fastforward.png"));

If you want download example project-> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11379868/example.zip

[goetz]

Did you add the icons to the resource file of the project?

[andre]

Doesn't it depend on the style if you can have an icon for a complete menu, not just for actions in a menu?

[Leon]

See clementine screenshot.
!http://oi54.tinypic.com/i3cvpu.jpg(Screen)!

So Andre what i want, is used in other programs.. ( + Clementine is a qt app )

Volker yes the icons are on the resource file..
Again If you want download example project-> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11379868/example.zip

[Franzk]

[quote author="Leon Vytanos" date="1298466699"]The same with this
ui>menuHere_no_icon_is_been_shown>setIcon(QIcon(":/icons/Icons/button_blue_fastforward.png"));
[/quote]Dude, reread my post and then fix to this:
@ui->menuHere_no_icon_is_been_shown->menuAction()->setIcon(QIcon(":/icons/Icons/button_blue_fastforward.png"));@

[Leon]

This is how to set the icon to be visible

@ ui->menuHere_no_icon_is_been_shown->menuAction()->setIconVisibleInMenu(1);
@

Problem Solved. Thanks Franzk..

[goetz]

This is kind-of wrong:

@
ui->menuHere_no_icon_is_been_shown->menuAction()->setIconVisibleInMenu(1);
@

this is better:

@
ui->menuHere_no_icon_is_been_shown->menuAction()->setIconVisibleInMenu(true);
@

[Leon]

Volker why is it wrong? Doesn't 1 mean true and 0 false? It does..

[goetz]

1 and 0 are of type int
true and false are of type bool

It is casted the right way, yes, but it is considered bad style in C++ (in C you do not have a type bool, so 0/1 is ok there).

[Leon]

Ok thank you Volker.. I didn't know it.

[andre]

Besides, it is much easier to read true and false than 1 and 0, IMHO.

[Leon]

I agree!