hi,
I'm just playing around a little bit with CPack and its features here. I
recently used CPack for the generation of source packages, but needed to
learn that it will just take nearly all the stuff present in the source tree
and throws it into the archive. I assume that I can use
Hi Andy,
I just tried the following. I added
SET(CPACK_SOURCE_IGNORE_FILES /latex/;/xml/;/^CMake/;/\.kdev/)
to my CMakeLists.txt, run cmake. and afterwards created a source package
using
cpack -G TGZ --config CPackSourceConfig.cmake
My intention was to exclude my documentation directories,
Daniel Sands wrote:
I'm not a Fortran programmer, but I have some code to compile into my
program. It came up with false dependencies when I tried to compile it
in the CMAKE framework though. The problem is traced to comment lines
such as
C use cross product of vectors ...
Should a 'use'
Hendrik Belitz wrote:
Hi Andy,
I just tried the following. I added
SET(CPACK_SOURCE_IGNORE_FILES /latex/;/xml/;/^CMake/;/\.kdev/)
Setting CPACK_IGNORE_FILES works, here.
At least for listing individual files.
I think your regular expression is wrong.
E..g. ignore foo.xml:
Hendrik,
and you know you need to escape each \ in your camke code? (that was my
first mistake).
Thus one backslash in regular expressions becomes four e.g. to
escape the dot in CMakeLists.txt
E.g.
SET(CPACK_SOURCE_IGNORE_FILES
.*.xml # globbing *.xml
/CVS/
/.svn/
Hendrik Belitz wrote:
So the following
SET(CPACK_SOURCE_IGNORE_FILES
/^CPack.*/
/.*.kdev.*/)
should result in ignoring all files Starting with 'CPack' or containing
'.kdev', right?
No.
Note the / forward slashes - they catch directories.
Start playing with
.*.kdev
See
On 7/6/06, Hendrik Belitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So the following
SET(CPACK_SOURCE_IGNORE_FILES
/^CPack.*/
/.*.kdev.*/)
should result in ignoring all files Starting with 'CPack' or containing
'.kdev', right? But why does this not lead to exclusion of files like
'CPackConfig.cmake'
or
Am Donnerstag, 6. Juli 2006 16:44 schrieben Sie:
why are you ending each regular expression with '/' ? I haven't tried
any of this, but it seems that your regular expression /^CPack.*/
will catch any path containing a *directory* that starts with CPack
(i.e., .../CPackConfig.cmake/...), which
You still have leading / in all of your regular expressions...
Try these: (for begins with CPack and ends with ~)
^CPack
~$
Hendrik Belitz wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 6. Juli 2006 16:44 schrieben Sie:
why are you ending each regular expression with '/' ? I haven't tried
any of this, but it
Or perhaps ^/CPack for begins with /CPack
or perhaps .*/CPack for contains /CPack
David Cole wrote:
You still have leading / in all of your regular expressions...
Try these: (for begins with CPack and ends with ~)
^CPack
~$
Hendrik Belitz wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 6. Juli 2006 16:44
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