Because QRC Resource files are compiled into object files with the same name as the resource file, an application with a resource file called any of these:
fonts.qrccore_icons.qrccomponents.qrccontrols.qrccore.qrcextras.qrclistitems.qrcmaterial.qrcpopups.qrcstyles.qrcwindow.qrc
would essentially be overriding the qml-material resources. As the names are pretty standard it is a problem. As qml-material strives to be a library that can be used for other purposes then Papyros it might be useful if you rename all of your resource files to contain a qml_material prefix in the filename. This change wouldn't break anything (except for your nifty scripts, which could be easily updated).
Because QRC Resource files are compiled into object files with the same name as the resource file, an application with a resource file called any of these:
fonts.qrccore_icons.qrccomponents.qrccontrols.qrccore.qrcextras.qrclistitems.qrcmaterial.qrcpopups.qrcstyles.qrcwindow.qrcwould essentially be overriding the
qml-materialresources. As the names are pretty standard it is a problem. Asqml-materialstrives to be a library that can be used for other purposes then Papyros it might be useful if you rename all of your resource files to contain aqml_materialprefix in the filename. This change wouldn't break anything (except for your nifty scripts, which could be easily updated).