Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
The CMake 2.4.2 docs specify:
STRING(REPLACE <match_expression>
<replace_expression> <output variable>
<input> [<input>...])
<match_expression> is not defined elsewhere in the document. I presume
it is somehow different than a <regular_expression>. It appears that a
<match_expression> of "@VARIABLE_NAME@" will not match anything in a
file. Is this expected behavior or a bug? If it's expected behavior,
it should be documented.
[snip]
STRING(REPLACE "@INSTALL_HOME@" "${INSTALL_HOME}" input "${input}")
The @INSTALL_HOME@ text is being treated as a variable reference, so the
STRING command gets the value of the INSTALL_HOME variable as the match
expression. Try this:
SET(AT "@")
STRING(REPLACE "${AT}INSTALL_HOME${AT}" "${INSTALL_HOME}" input "${input}")
-Brad
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