I'm modifying a splitter handle by assigning an image from a resource.
Qt Code: 
  1. setStyleSheet(QString("QSplitter::handle {image: url(:/images/zoom-in.png)} \
  2.               QSplitter::handle:pressed {image: url(:/images/star.png)}"));
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The resource file uses locale dependent aliases.
Qt Code: 
  1. <RCC>
  2.   <qresource prefix="images">
  3.     <file>star.png</file>
  4.     <file>zoom-in.png</file>
  5.   </qresource>
  6.   <qresource prefix="images" lang="de">
  7.     <file alias="star.png">star_de.png</file>
  8.     <file alias="zoom-in.png">zoom-in_de.png</file>
  9.   </qresource>
  10.   <qresource prefix="images" lang="en">
  11.     <file alias="star.png">star_en.png</file>
  12.     <file alias="zoom-in.png">zoom-in_en.png</file>
  13.   </qresource>
  14. </RCC>
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This works fine as long as I do a QLocale::setDefault() at application launch (main).
Questions: Is it possible to make the style sheet consider the different images
when changing the language/locale at runtime ?

Joerg