On 14/11/12 12:14, Alexander Broekhuis wrote:
I'll look into this, but am afraid this is not possible with CMake.
Resetting a variable overwrites the first one. Maybe I can use a simple
macro to do something like that...
I can solve this by using a specific macro which handles this. Then it
would be something like:
SETH(BUNDLE_SYMBOLICNAME "Log Service")
SETH(BUNDLE_VERSION 0.0.1-incubation)
SETH(BUNDLE_EXTRAHEADERS "Test: TESTAA")
SETH(BUNDLE_EXTRAHEADERS "Bla: bla42")
How about:
BUNDLE_HEADER("Bundle-SymbolicName" "bndtools.core;singleton:=true")
BUNDLE_HEADER("Bundle-Version" "1.2.3-whatever")
BUNDLE_HEADERS("Test" "TESTAA")
BUNDLE_HEADERS("Bla" "bla42")
With:
- BUNDLE_HEADER a simple header, with the latest specified one
overriding any specified before.
- BUNDLE_HEADERS an accumulating header
The name SETH can easily be changed, SET_HEADER makes more sense I think.
Are there any more specific bnd things I could try to follow or use?
--
Ferry Huberts
