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| student:java:resources [2021/12/09 14:16] – bernstdh | student:java:resources [2023/03/30 19:01] (current) – bernstdh |
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| ==== Icons ==== | ==== Icons ==== |
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| To easiest way to refer to icons in a protable fashion is to use a ''%%URL%%'' object (from the ''%%java.net%%'' package), and the easiest way to get the appropriate ''%%URL%%'' object is to use a ''%%Class%%'' object. For example, if you want to get the ''%%URL%%'' for a resource named ''%%logo.png%%'' that is in the ''%%icons%%'' directory **under the top-level directory containing the class of the object referred to by ''%%this%%''** then you would do the following: | To easiest way to refer to icons in a portable fashion is to use a ''%%URL%%'' object (from the ''%%java.net%%'' package), and the easiest way to get the appropriate ''%%URL%%'' object is to use a ''%%Class%%'' object. For example, if you want to get the ''%%URL%%'' for a resource named ''%%logo.png%%'' that is in the ''%%icons%%'' directory **under the top-level directory containing the class of the object referred to by ''%%this%%''** then you would do the following: |
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| <code java> | <code java> |
| /** | /** |
| * Copy all of the files from a resources package to a temporary directory | * Copy all of the files from a resources package to a temporary directory |
| * on the file system (whether or not the code and resources and in a .jar | * on the file system (whether or not the code and resources are in a .jar |
| * file or on the file system). | * file or on the file system). |
| * | * |
