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Hello, this is going to stay isn’t? Any way around it?
```e: /Users/galex/projects/alexpizzapp/app/src/main/java/il/co/galex/alexpizzapp/common/navigation/Navigation.kt: (24, 16): @Composable invocations can only happen from the context of a @Composable function```
I can reference `Icons.Filled.AccountBox` but I can’t call to `vectorResource` at the same level :disappointed:

is there a reason you need to? like is just holding `AccountBox` instead of the vector resource itself good enough?

Ah I didn’t know the icons were accessible by resources as well, are they in the material R? I can’t seem to find them

sorry, i just meant if you’re wanting to do

```val foo = vectorResource(bar)```
and using it inside a composable as
```Image(foo)```
Is it not easy enough to instead just do
```val foo = bar```
and then use it inside a composable as
```Image(vectorResource(foo))```
And if not, what is the use case that makes it not?

Have a look at this class:
```sealed class Screen(val id: ScreenName, @StringRes val label: Int, val icon: VectorAsset? = null, val iconResId: Int? = 0) {

    object Home : Screen(
        id = ScreenName.HOME,
        label = R.string.title_home,
        icon = Icons.Filled.Home,
    )

    object Calculator : Screen(
        id = ScreenName.CALCULATOR,
        label = R.string.title_calculator,
        iconResId = R.drawable.ic_calculate_24dp
    )

    object Profile : Screen(
        id = ScreenName.PROFILE,
        label = R.string.title_profile,
        icon = Icons.Filled.AccountBox
    )
}```

For Calculator, I wanted to define also `icon` as a `vectorResource` because I couldn’t find the calculator icon in `Icons.Filled.*` so I added it in my project old style

I can’t so had to add an `iconResId` property and condtionnaly load one or the other depending on `icon`  nullability

I just changed all my items to be resources and I realised that in `BottomNavigation`, if I set the icon as `Icons.Filled.Home` it is dark, and if I set it up as `Icon(vectorResource(id = R.drawable.home)` it gets tinted to white! Should I open a bug?