Strange behavior image in loadFromFile

[BioForceGun]

Hello! Sorry for stupid question, i'm new in SFML

I'm try compile my game in two different platforms: Fedora 25 and Mac OS X (Sierra 10.12.3). I use Qt Creator as IDE, gcc compiller on Fedora, and clang on Mac OS X. My Trouble is that i'm try load my textures as is:

sf::Texture tankTexture;
if (!tankTexture.loadFromFile("tank.png"))
{
        std::cout << "Error: Can\'t load tank texture" << std::endl;
}
 

Image files located near on binary file in project folder (and in folder with source code too), but as result a have success load texture on project in Fedora and not success load on Mac OS X. Please help! What i am doing wrong?

[JayhawkZombie]

I don't remember off the top of my head what the default CWD - Current Working Directory - for MacOSX is, but you could check.  Whenever I fail to load a texture, I'll put a print statement to double-check the directory I'm in to make sure I'm in the right now.  If your CWD is not the directory the texture is in, that would be your problem.

[BioForceGun]

Thank you for you answer! This is right. Conserning Qt Creator a decision is - in .pro file remove word "console" from the string "CONFIG += console c++11" and next step we will uncheck "Run in terminal" on the Projects tab (select Run in your build-set in the left side on the screen).