shiboken: Can't find typesystem_core.xml

[Josh]

Hi All,

Trying to make a binding of my widget using shiboken. Following the
pyside docs for boostpythongenerator with a Makefile modelled on the one
in the docs.

Failing with:

WARNING :: Can't find typesystem_core.xml, typesystem paths: ../data,
~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
Fatal error: line=3, column=62, message=Failed to parse:
'typesystem_core.xml'


When running shiboken, I set
"--typesystem-paths=~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings"

The typesystem*.xml files are indeed there:

%> ls ~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
typesystem_core.xml typesystem_gui_mac.xml
typesystem_gui.xml typesystem_opengl.xml typesystem_svg.xml
typesystem_test.xml typesystem_xml.xml
typesystem_gui_common.xml typesystem_gui_x11.xml
typesystem_network.xml typesystem_sql.xml typesystem_templates.xml
typesystem_webkit.xml


Any ideas?


Thanks,

Josh

[Josh]

Post by Josh
Hi All,
Trying to make a binding of my widget using shiboken. Following the
pyside docs for boostpythongenerator with a Makefile modelled on the
one in the docs.
WARNING :: Can't find typesystem_core.xml, typesystem paths: ../data,
~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
'typesystem_core.xml'
When running shiboken, I set
"--typesystem-paths=~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings"
%> ls ~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
typesystem_core.xml typesystem_gui_mac.xml
typesystem_gui.xml typesystem_opengl.xml
typesystem_svg.xml typesystem_test.xml typesystem_xml.xml
typesystem_gui_common.xml typesystem_gui_x11.xml
typesystem_network.xml typesystem_sql.xml
typesystem_templates.xml typesystem_webkit.xml
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Josh

Apprently shiboken doesn't expand "~" in paths, to be the home
directory. When I replaced it with the full path ( ie /home/josh instead
of ~) it got past the error above.

Josh

[Hugo Parente Lima]

Post by Josh

Post by Josh
Hi All,
Trying to make a binding of my widget using shiboken. Following the
pyside docs for boostpythongenerator with a Makefile modelled on the
one in the docs.
WARNING :: Can't find typesystem_core.xml, typesystem paths: ../data,
~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
'typesystem_core.xml'
When running shiboken, I set
"--typesystem-paths=~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bin
dings"
%> ls ~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
typesystem_core.xml typesystem_gui_mac.xml
typesystem_gui.xml typesystem_opengl.xml
typesystem_svg.xml typesystem_test.xml typesystem_xml.xml
typesystem_gui_common.xml typesystem_gui_x11.xml
typesystem_network.xml typesystem_sql.xml
typesystem_templates.xml typesystem_webkit.xml
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Josh

Apprently shiboken doesn't expand "~" in paths, to be the home
directory. When I replaced it with the full path ( ie /home/josh instead
of ~) it got past the error above.

Bug filed.

http://bugs.openbossa.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198

Post by Josh
Josh
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[Hugo Parente Lima]

Post by Josh
Hi All,
Trying to make a binding of my widget using shiboken. Following the
pyside docs for boostpythongenerator with a Makefile modelled on the one
in the docs.
WARNING :: Can't find typesystem_core.xml, typesystem paths: ../data,
~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
'typesystem_core.xml'
When running shiboken, I set
"--typesystem-paths=~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindi
ngs"
%> ls ~/sandbox/videoWidget/targetfs-root/targetfs-base/bindings
typesystem_core.xml typesystem_gui_mac.xml
typesystem_gui.xml typesystem_opengl.xml typesystem_svg.xml
typesystem_test.xml typesystem_xml.xml
typesystem_gui_common.xml typesystem_gui_x11.xml
typesystem_network.xml typesystem_sql.xml typesystem_templates.xml
typesystem_webkit.xml
Any ideas?

Try to use the full path, without "~".

Anyway you found an isssue that I dont known how to solve. We are not
installing the typesystem files anywhere. What's the better place to install
them? so other developers can find and use it to generate bindings of qt-based
libraries.

Post by Josh
Thanks,
Josh
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[Didier 'OdyX' Raboud]

Post by Hugo Parente Lima
Anyway you found an isssue that I dont known how to solve. We are not
installing the typesystem files anywhere. What's the better place to
install them? so other developers can find and use it to generate bindings
of qt-based libraries.

Hi Hugo,

if I you were to ship those typesystem files, I would put them (with my
Debian Maintainer hat on) in a new "python-pyside-dev" package and put the
files under:

/usr/share/python-pyside-dev/

Regards,

OdyX

[Josh]

Post by Didier 'OdyX' Raboud

Post by Hugo Parente Lima
Anyway you found an isssue that I dont known how to solve. We are not
installing the typesystem files anywhere. What's the better place to
install them? so other developers can find and use it to generate bindings
of qt-based libraries.

Hi Hugo,
if I you were to ship those typesystem files, I would put them (with my
Debian Maintainer hat on) in a new "python-pyside-dev" package and put the
/usr/share/python-pyside-dev/
Regards,
OdyX
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Agree. I was going to suggest:

INSTALL_PREFIX/share/pyside.

[Hugo Parente Lima]

Post by Josh

Post by Didier 'OdyX' Raboud

Post by Hugo Parente Lima
Anyway you found an isssue that I dont known how to solve. We are not
installing the typesystem files anywhere. What's the better place to
install them? so other developers can find and use it to generate
bindings of qt-based libraries.

Hi Hugo,
if I you were to ship those typesystem files, I would put them (with my
Debian Maintainer hat on) in a new "python-pyside-dev" package and put
/usr/share/python-pyside-dev/
Regards,
OdyX
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INSTALL_PREFIX/share/pyside.

This is also my preference. Objections?

[Hugo Parente Lima]

Post by Josh

Post by Didier 'OdyX' Raboud

Post by Hugo Parente Lima
Anyway you found an isssue that I dont known how to solve. We are not
installing the typesystem files anywhere. What's the better place to
install them? so other developers can find and use it to generate
bindings of qt-based libraries.

Hi Hugo,
if I you were to ship those typesystem files, I would put them (with my
Debian Maintainer hat on) in a new "python-pyside-dev" package and put
/usr/share/python-pyside-dev/
Regards,
OdyX
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INSTALL_PREFIX/share/pyside.

Bug filed:
http://bugs.openbossa.org/show_bug.cgi?id=199