Better remove it once and for all... ( debug message )

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/library/resource.cpp b/library/resource.cpp
index 80ce7a2..4108883 100644
--- a/library/resource.cpp
+++ b/library/resource.cpp
@@ -73,66 +73,64 @@ QPixmap Resource::loadPixmap( const QString &pix )
 
 /*!
   Returns the QBitmap called \a pix. You should avoid including
   any filename type extension (e.g. .png, .xpm).
 */
 QBitmap Resource::loadBitmap( const QString &pix )
 {
     QBitmap bm;
     bm = loadPixmap(pix);
     return bm;
 }
 
 /*!
   Returns the filename of a pixmap called \a pix. You should avoid including
   any filename type extension (e.g. .png, .xpm).
 
   Normally you will use loadPixmap() rather than this function.
 */
 QString Resource::findPixmap( const QString &pix )
 {
     QString picsPath = QPEApplication::qpeDir() + "pics/";
 
     QString f;
 
     // Common case optimizations...
     f = picsPath + pix + ".png";
     if ( QFile( f ).exists() )
         return f;
     f = picsPath + pix + ".xpm";
     if ( QFile( f ).exists() )
         return f;
 
-        //qDebug ( "\nLoading of image '%s' is not ideal (either it doesn't exist or an extension was specified)\n", pix.latin1());
-//is this really necessary??
 
     // All formats...
     QStrList fileFormats = QImageIO::inputFormats();
     QString ff = fileFormats.first();
     while ( fileFormats.current() ) {
         QStringList exts = MimeType("image/"+ff.lower()).extensions();
         for ( QStringList::ConstIterator it = exts.begin(); it!=exts.end(); ++it ) {
             QString f = picsPath + pix + "." + *it;
             if ( QFile(f).exists() )
                 return f;
         }
         ff = fileFormats.next();
     }
 
     // Finally, no (or existing) extension...
     if ( QFile( picsPath + pix ).exists() )
         return picsPath + pix;
 
     //qDebug("Cannot find pixmap: %s", pix.latin1());
     return QString();
 }
 
 /*!
   Returns a sound file for a sound called \a name.
 
   You should avoid including any filename type extension (e.g. .wav),
   as the system will search for only those fileformats which are supported
   by the library.
 
   Currently, only WAV files are supported.
 */
 QString Resource::findSound( const QString &name )