Hei
In my CMake project, I'm trying to set up a configuration that does and
"install" type build only on the directory of the current document or
possibly of the current executable. Technically, I can achieve what I
want by running
cmake --build . --target install -- -C <relative path>
on the "top" build directory, where <relative path> is the file's
directory relative to the "project directory", but how do I express that
in Qt Creator? I can't seem to find variables for relative paths, or a
reliable and general way to remove the initial path components. I mean,
the path I want is something like
%{CurrentDocument:Path/%{CurrentProject:Path}/}
but that substitution won't work because %{CurrentProject:Path} also
contains '/'. (This is on a Linux system.)
I've actually managed to set up a working config for my source code tree
via pattern containing hard-coded path components, but that does not
seem entirely ideal.
So, is there a way I can get "project-relative" paths? Or can anyone
think of a better way to achieve what I want? I know there is special
support for building the current executable, but that's not exactly what
I'm looking for - I'd like to build and install everything on its directory.
- Toralf
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