That's good to know, Eric. Eventually we will be doing Windows distribution so I'm glad there are no problems.
Here is another update. I tried putting Lena on a button using QIcon on my OS X installation and it worked:
That leads me to believe it's a problem with QFile, not the actual generated resource file. I'm going to try messing around with the QResource class next.
Thanks for all the help, guys!
Sincerely,
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Sean Fisk
On Monday, April 8, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Eric Johnson wrote:
Sean Fisk <sean <at> seanfisk.com> writes:Thanks for the confirmation with Python 2 and 3 on Ubuntu. Although wedon't yet know whether it is a bug or just incorrect code by me.Works fine for me on Windows (cygwin/bash shell but win32 version ofPython 2.7.2) if I open the file first.I'm surprised there is no exception thrown if you don't do this.I can try on OS X tonight....# Read resourcetest_txt = QtCore.QFile(':/test.txt')test_txt.open(QtCore.QIODevice.ReadOnly | QtCore.QIODevice.Text)print 'Does it exist?: {0}'.format(test_txt.exists())print "readAll(): `{0}'".format(test_txt.readAll())gives output$ python test.pyRunning PySide 1.1.0 / Qt 4.7.4PySide compiled with Qt 4.7.4Does it exist?: TruereadAll(): `This is just a test.'Eric_______________________________________________PySide mailing list
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