Well I downloaded CMakeCommands.txt from the cmake site and then did:
grep -e '\(\)\(.*\)\(\)' -o CMakeCommands.html
This got most of the junk out of the way. Cleaning it up in a text editor
finishes the job and gets me a list.
Mike
On 11/19/06 3:21 PM, "Bill Hoffman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Mike Jackson wrote:
cmake --help-commands doesn't list anything: Here is the output:
[_Mike]$ cmake --help-commands
CMake Error: The source directory "/home/welsh/For_Mike/--help-commands"
does not exist.
Specify --help for usage, or press the help button on the CMake GUI.
I did take a look at t
cmake --help-commands doesn't list anything: Here is the output:
[_Mike]$ cmake --help-commands
CMake Error: The source directory "/home/welsh/For_Mike/--help-commands"
does not exist.
Specify --help for usage, or press the help button on the CMake GUI.
I did take a look at the vim spec and that g
Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
Mike Jackson wrote:
Is there a way to generate the list of Cmake keywords/Constants/Commands
that can appear in a Cmake file? I am trying to write a language
definition
for TextMate on OS X and a list of these would make life simpler.
I seem to remember a posting a
Mike Jackson wrote:
Is there a way to generate the list of Cmake keywords/Constants/Commands
that can appear in a Cmake file? I am trying to write a language definition
for TextMate on OS X and a list of these would make life simpler.
I seem to remember a posting about this to the list but I am
Is there a way to generate the list of Cmake keywords/Constants/Commands
that can appear in a Cmake file? I am trying to write a language definition
for TextMate on OS X and a list of these would make life simpler.
I seem to remember a posting about this to the list but I am not coming up
with the
