Hi again, I'm trying to use the source_group command with XCode, and
its marginally working, but in a flaky sorta way.
I was wondering what other people have any tips.
The behavior I'm seeing is:
Groups in the form
source_group( Name FILES ${source} )
Work OK, they ad
source_group( NameSubName FILES ${source} )
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Mike Jackson mike.jack...@bluequartz.net
BlueQuartz Softwarewww.bluequartz.net
Principal Software Engineer Dayton, Ohio
On Dec 11, 2009,
Ya, know you are right. I have another project that should have
something like:
MXA/Common/IO/Private and I get "Common" and "Private" as subgroups of
MXA, instead of a nice hierarchy. You may have found a bug. I am
running CMake 2.6.4. Don't have 2.8 yet.
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Mike Jackson
I just tested the same project with Visual Studio 2008 and CMake 2.6.4
and in the generated solution file I do get the correct number of sub
folders generated. I would say that there may be a bug with the XCode
generator or XCode may not support the feature ?!?
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Mike Jackson
On Dec 11, 2
Post a bug to the bug tracker. Maybe someone will get to it.
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Mike Jackson
On Dec 11, 2009, at 5:26 PM, Glenn Hughes wrote:
Xcode definitely supports it. I'm moving to CMake from a pure Xcode
project, and we have some deeply nested folders. My guess is its a bug
in the generator. I'm running
