Hello
My project in the install phase copies some configuration files. These files
are originally using UNIX line endings (we are doing main development on UNIX
plus SVN likes to keep them that way). However, when installing on Win32 (or
other platform with different line endings) it would be nice if cmake could
convert to proper line endings those files (depending on the platform of
course).
Because some of those files are generated using configure_file() to replace
some variable placeholders I noticed that those generated ones do have proper
platform dependent line endings (probably because of configure_file() taking
care of that). But I really dont see having all the config files renamed as
file.conf.in and using configure_file() on them just for the proper line
ending conversion as a solution. Plus that could not work so well in some
cases where in some files I have some variable placeholders of the form
${variable} that should be ignored by configure_file() and they are actually
replaced at runtime by my program (those files describe some templates for
the program).
Any idea how to do this? (I was thinking that a INSTALL(TEXT ... ) signature
that does this could be perfect no?)
Thank you!
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