Alas, this has no effect. Consider the following shell script:
-----------------------------------------------------------------
#!/bin/sh
if [ -d attempt ] ; then rm -rf attempt ; fi
mkdir attempt
cd attempt
for d in src src/app src/plugins/one ; do
mkdir -p $d/xyz
touch $d/xyz/one.txt
touch $d/xyz/two.txt
done
PATTERN="\${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/src/*xyz/"
cat > CMakeLists.txt <<EOF
project(gatherdir)
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.0)
file(GLOB_RECURSE xyzDirs "${PATTERN}")
message(STATUS "____look for ${PATTERN}")
message(STATUS "____xyzDirs: \${xyzDirs}")
EOF
cmake .
---------------------------------------------------------------------
I cannot find any string that PATTERN can be which will cause xyzDirs to
have the names of the three "xyz" directories. I could search for
*xyz/* but now I have to edit the list to remove file names, remove
doubles from the result, etc.
On 6/22/2016 10:52 AM, cmake-requ...@cmake.org wrote:
On Mon, Jun 20, 2016 at 8:47 PM, Lee Butler<iraytr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>I have a source tree which contains multiple directories each of which has
>a subdirectory called "xyz". I want to create a target that creates a zip
>file with each of the xyz directories. So if the source tree looks like
> src
> src/xyz
>src/application
>src/application/xyz
>src/plugins/one/xyz
>
>I want to end up with a zip file containing:
> src/xyz/*
>src/application/xyz/*
>src/plugins/one/xyz/*
>
>On unix I could just generate the list of these directories with:
> find src -type d -name test -print
>alas, I need a cross-platform way to do this.
>
>I tried:
> file(GLOB_RECURSE XYZFILES "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/src/*xyz)
>and got nothing.
>
>At the moment, it looks like I cannot wildcard any portion of the
>directory path. The following:
> file(GLOB_RECURSE XYZFILES "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/src/*xyz*")
>
what about adding a backslash at end of expression ?
file(GLOB_RECURSE XYZFILES "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/src/*xyz/")
seems to only produce files which have xyz in their name.
>
>Lee
>--
>
-- Regards, Rashad
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