I'd be suspecting something to do with escaped characters in your string.
try something like
button_image.set_from_file(u"icons/dvd.png")
button_image.set_from_file(u"icons/video.png")
have a look at
http://docs.python.org/ref/strings.html
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm a having a very strange problem loading images for buttons. I use
this code:
button_image = gtk.Image()
button_image.set_from_file(u"icons\dvd.png")
This works fine. But if I change the name of an image file, it
sometimes doesn't work. For example loading of file called "video.png"
fails. The image is not displayed. The problem is really in the
filename. If I use 2 identical files with different names, one will
load, the other won't.
Does anybody has an idea what can cause this strange behaviour? It
hapens on all computers I tried. But I haven't tested it in Linux
yet, only in Windows.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Vlada
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