Invalid state change on iteration

[LemurPwned]

I've noticed that it's not always the case (rather a coincidence) that the number of .omf/.ovf files matches the stage entries in .odt files. The stage names are noted in filename and must then match those in .odt files. This is standard todo: probably will require a little reworking of iteration mechanics

[LemurPwned]

As it seems only IdiotenProof solution is to do smth like this

number_of_files = len(files_in_directory_with_extension)
odt_stages = len(odt_column)
if number_of_files < odt_stages:
  file_skip = odt_stages/number_of_files
else:
 file_skip = 0

[LemurPwned]

What exactly is happening can be found in multiprocessing_parse.py

if odt_file is not None:
     odt_data, _ = getOdtData(odt_file[0]) <--- here the second arguments is stages
### stages in odt_data > number of files in directory
else:
     odt_data = None
stages = glob.glob(os.path.join(directory, '*' + ext)) 
test_file = os.path.join(directory, stages[0])

stages = len(stages) <--- stages are overwritten and match number of files

This is done now so that it does not cause an error. What should happen, is we can take

odt_data, stages1 = getOdtData(odt_file[0]) <----- here the second arguments is stages
 ...
stages = len(stages)
stages_skip = int(stages1/stages)

[pawelkulig1]

Not argument, but returned value? Yes, but using getOdtData(), requires path to odt file, if it doesn't exist, we can't prove it. It requires changes in getOdtData function to handle None path or something like this.

[LemurPwned]

If no path then stages should be as they are right now

no returned value, it is unused right now