Is there an easy way of recursively copying files with QMAKE_BUNDLE_DATA?

timday

I have a recursive directory structure I'd like to copy into OSX/iOS app bundles. For example

MyStuff/
  Mystuff/dir0/
    Mystuff/dir0/file0
    Mystuff/dir0/file1
  Mystuff/dir1/
    Mystuff/dir1/file2
    Mystuff/dir1/file3

I have no problem doing this directory by directory with

  MYSTUFF_DIR0.path = MyStuff/dir0
  MYSTUFF_DIR0.files += $$files(MyStuff/dir0/file*)
  QMAKE_BUNDLE_DATA +=  MYSTUFF_DIR0
  MYSTUFF_DIR1.path = MyStuff/dir1
  MYSTUFF_DIR1.files += $$files(MyStuff/dir1/file*)
  QMAKE_BUNDLE_DATA +=  MYSTUFF_DIR1

but as directory hierarchies become deeper this gets painful.

An obvious solution looked like it might be to use the recursive option of $$files:

  MYSTUFF.path = MyStuff/
  MYSTUFF.files += $$files(Mystuff/*,true)
  QMAKE_BUNDLE_DATA +=  MYSTUFF_DIR0

but all that does is flatten the files into MyStuff/file0, MyStuff/file1, MyStuff/file2, MyStuff/file3 which isn't what I want.

Is there an easy trick for doing this?

Yes I do know about qrc files! Normally they'd be my first choice for including this sort of data (a few lines of script can generate the .qrc XML), but in this case I have good reason for wanting to keep the .app's data out of a qrc: my collaborators like to be able to hack on the files in the built osx app bundle to try out changes.