[Interest] Pyside - image file with certain file name won't compile via pyside-rcc

[Frank Rueter | OHUfx]

Turns out I need to run it.next() first within the while block. I hadn't 
picked up on that in the docs for QDirIterator.

Thanks,
frank

On 10/03/16 9:06 pm, Frank Rueter | OHUfx wrote:
> Hi guys, I posted this to the PySide mailing list as well as I'm 
> getting a bit desperate, so to anybody who has already seen this: 
> sorry for the double post!
>
> This is with PySide 1.2.1 and Qt 4.8.5:
>
> I have been seeing this issue for ages now and finally decided to try 
> and fix it, however, even after writing a tiny little test case I 
> still cannot get to the bottom of this, so I am hoping you guys can help:
> pyside-rc refuses to compile an image file with a certain name and I 
> don't know why.
> Here is the simple test case that reproduces the issue (all required 
> files are in the attached zip file):
>
> I have a few icons like this:
> ../sandbox/resourceTest/icons/other.svg
> ../sandbox/resourceTest/icons/particles.svg
> ../sandbox/resourceTest/icons/presets.svg
>
> I need to compile these icons into a resource module, so I have 
> created a resource.qrc file on the same level as the "icons" directory 
> which looks like this:
> <RCC>
>   <qresource>
>     <file>icons/other.svg</file>
>     <file>icons/particles.svg</file>
>     <file>icons/presets.svg</file>
>   </qresource>
> </RCC>
>
> I then compile the resource file with this command line:
> pyside-rcc -o resources.py resources.qrc
>
> To test the contents of the resource file I run the following test 
> code ("qiteratorTest.py" in the zip):
>
> from PySide import QtCore
> import sys
> import resources
>
> it = QtCore.QDirIterator(':/icons',filter=QtCore.QDir.Files, 
> flags=QtCore.QDirIterator.Subdirectories)
> while it.hasNext():
>     info = it.fileInfo()
>     print '{} exists: {}'.format(info.baseName(), info.exists())
>     it.next()
>
> The result is this:
>
>      exists: False
>     presets exists: True
>     other exists: True
>
> No matter what I do, I cannot get pyside to compile the file called 
> "particles.svg".
> To make matters more interesting, I duplicated the same file and 
> renamed it to the above file names ("other.svg", "particles.svg" and 
> "presets.svg"). But I still get the same result, so it's clearly not 
> related to the file itself, but it's name.
>
> I have been struggling with this problem for ages now. If anybody has 
> any ideas, I would be very, very grateful!
>
> Cheers,
> frank
>
>
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