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Hi all,<br>
<br>
<br>
I'm having some trouble with pyside-rcc trying to compile some svg
and png files.<br>
All went well until the compiler decided to ignore one of the image
files. When I changed that image file's name to be suffixed with an
underscore it worked. I shrugged it off as a bizarre bug and kept
going, but now I have a bunch of images that act up and whos name I
have to change in order for pyside-rcc to actually recognise them.<br>
Here is a list (you can see the underscored ones):<br>
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├── 3d.svg<br>
├── channel.svg<br>
├── color.svg<br>
├── deep.svg<br>
├── draw.svg<br>
├── filter.svg<br>
├── flipbook.png<br>
├── image.svg<br>
├── import_export.png<br>
<b>├── keyer_.svg</b><br>
├── merge.svg<br>
├── metadata.svg<br>
├── nodegraph.png<br>
<b>├── other_.svg</b><br>
<b>├── particles_.svg</b><br>
├── presets.png<br>
<b>├── python_.png</b><br>
├── render.png<br>
├── stereo.svg<br>
├── time.svg<br>
├── transform.svg<br>
└── ui.png<br>
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What's even stranger, is this:<br>
The first file to be ignored was "particles.svg", so I changed it to
"particles_.svg" and it worked.<br>
After doing the same to a few more files that kept being ignored,
the particles_.svg all of a sudden is ignored again.<br>
And even stranger, when giving the "particles_.svg" another
underscore in it's name like "particles__.svg" the "other_.svg"
image is ignored as well. It feels like I'm a geeky hidden camera
show or something :-D<br>
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Has anybody ever seen this?<br>
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Cheers,<br>
frank<br>
<br>
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