Brad,
I grabbed the binaries from the download web page last friday.
When I run the simple test below, it's fine.
---- CMakeLists.txt ----
SET(WordList "D:\\\\Temp;c:/;/root;relpath;subdir\\\\one")
MACRO(PRINT_MESSAGE DebugLevel Message)
MESSAGE(STATUS "${Message}")
ENDMACRO(PRINT_MESSAGE)
SET(RegexAbsoluteDir "^([a-zA-Z][:])?[/\\\\]")
#--- Make directories absolute
SET(DirList)
MESSAGE(STATUS "${Message}")
PRINT_MESSAGE(9 "WordList ${WordList}")
FOREACH(word ${WordList})
PRINT_MESSAGE(9 "word ${word}")
IF(${word} MATCHES ${RegexAbsoluteDir})
PRINT_MESSAGE(9 "word ${word} matches ${RegexAbsoluteDir}")
SET(DirList ${DirList} ${word})
ELSE(${word} MATCHES ${RegexAbsoluteDir})
PRINT_MESSAGE(9 "word ${word} does not match ${RegexAbsoluteDir}")
SET(DirList ${DirList} "/MYROOT/${word}")
ENDIF(${word} MATCHES ${RegexAbsoluteDir})
PRINT_MESSAGE(9 "DirList ${DirList}")
ENDFOREACH(word)
---- Output ----
--
-- WordList D:\Temp;c:/;/root;relpath;subdir\one
-- word D:\Temp
-- word D:\Temp matches ^([a-zA-Z][:])?[/\]
-- DirList D:\Temp
-- word c:/
-- word c:/ matches ^([a-zA-Z][:])?[/\]
-- DirList D:\Temp;c:/
-- word /root
-- word /root matches ^([a-zA-Z][:])?[/\]
-- DirList D:\Temp;c:/;/root
-- word relpath
-- word relpath does not match ^([a-zA-Z][:])?[/\]
-- DirList D:\Temp;c:/;/root;/MYROOT/relpath
-- word subdir\one
-- word subdir\one does not match ^([a-zA-Z][:])?[/\]
-- DirList D:\Temp;c:/;/root;/MYROOT/relpath;/MYROOT/subdir\one
-- Configuring done
-- Generating done
-- Build files have been written to: D:/Temp/test
The weird thing is, that it fails to do the right thing in my own files. The
code is almost litteraly the same, though. I really don't get it. That's why
it's probably just a small and stupid error ;-)). I just can't find it.
- Kris
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brad King [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: maandag 3 juli 2006 15:20
> To: Kris Dekeyser
> Cc: '[email protected]'
> Subject: Re: [CMake] Regex changes between cmake 2.0.6 and 2.4.2 ??
>
> Kris Dekeyser wrote:
> >> I just ran your example with 2.4.2 and got the latter output.
> > Then, is there any configuration setting that could
> influence the regex behavior ?
>
> No. Did you build CMake 2.4.2 yourself or use a pre-compiled binary?
>
> -Brad
>
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