From what I've read from the VS CMake team at Microsoft in various blog
posts and online discussions, they plan to have actual targets someday
in VS instead of the "Open folder" structure they currently have with
their integration. So right now, that information wouldn't be of any use
for them since they don't even have a flat list of projects.
It just takes time! Seeing from the progress they've made, I'm sure it
will eventually come to the product.
/Florent
On 04/07/2017 12:43, Nagy-Egri Máté Ferenc via CMake wrote:
I can only speak about VS, which currently neither with the VS nor the
Ninja generator use the FOLDERS property to lay out the targets inside
the Solution Explorer. Instead, it maintains the folder structure of
the CMake project. This was an intentional design decision from their
part (at least for the time being), due to CMake folks primarily being
used to the command line, thus they think in therms of the folder
structure, not the logical layout of the CMake scripts.
There is a tendency though of hooking all CMake notions into the IDE,
such as CTests show up Test Explorer. Reach out to the VS CMake team
and let them know that there is such need, perhaps controlled through
a switch.
*Feladó: *Michael Jackson <mailto:mike.jack...@bluequartz.net>
*Elküldve: *2017. július 4., kedd 4:08
*Címzett: *Cmake Mailing List <mailto:cmake@cmake.org>
*Tárgy: *[CMake] CMake Server Mode and USE_FOLDERS
I was just exploring in a command line the CMake Server mode in 3.8 (I
have not tried 3.9 yet) just to see what gets output and I was wondering
if CMake-Server mode supports "set_property(GLOBAL PROPERTY USE_FOLDERS
ON)" for any generator? I was specifically using the "ninja" generator
for my experiments. I suspect not since Ninja itself does not have the
concept of this but I though I would inquire.
If IDE's that are now relying on CMake-server had this information it
would allow the IDE to present the project in such a way that the
developers intended or laid out. I know we put a lot of time into our
CMake files so that the Visual Studio and Xcode projects are reasonably
organized when you open them instead of just listing 250 targets.
Thanks for any insights.
Mike Jackson
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