On 03-Jul-15 13:00, Daniel Dewald wrote:
Howdy folks,
I’m currently in the process of converting our internal projects from
premake to cmake. The process is almost complete. However I’ve been
stuck on a seemingly simple problem the last few days that I could
need some help /advise on. Since premake as well as CMake don’t have
an option to integrate Icon and LaunchImage support for iOS builds in
XCode, we have a bash script, that patches the generated project
files, to insert the appropriate lines to enable the icon support
(this basically is 1.) copying the images into the app folder 2.)
including the prepared xcasset file into the resource “folder” of the
*project* (not the target) and 3.) creating a “Copy Bundle Resources”
build phase step with the .xcassets file in the target’s build phases
tab). The script is currently run after cmake is done (in our projects
batch file) and this works fine so far for premake as well as cmake.
The problem now is that if something is changed, cmake will regenerate
the project files and erase those changes. The logical idea would be
to execute the script whenever cmake is run. However there is no such
functionality in cmake as far as anyone could tell me. Anybody has any
clue as to whether cmake supports anything in that area. All ow this
has to be done *BEFORE* the build process is started and *AFTER* the
project files have been created. Otherwise it won’t work. We really
need this because some genius from Apple decided it would be a good
idea for the apps to decide what resolution an app should use on
whatever lauch image resolution was choosen O_o.
I have no idea about .xcassets but you can use default icon names and
just add them to the RESOURCE property of the target. Launch images can
be set in template plist.in file (which became Info.plist of your
application).
This might be helpful:
* https://github.com/forexample/testapp
* https://github.com/ruslo/weather
Ruslo
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