Quoting Alexander Neundorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Von: Peter Soetens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
I'm having this situation: a source file property is set in a subdir
(GENERATED true), but when the source file property is read again in the
root directory, it is no longer present on that file. Is this intentional
behaviour ?
It's not documented that the property on files scope is 'local'.
Peter
Try to use the full path to the file when setting the property. Does
this help ?
The full path was already set. I had read the cmake list archive and
did all that was previously suggested. Could it be that if you set a
property on a file, but the file is not used in a 'TARGET' in that
CMakeLists.txt file, the property is discarded ?
ADD_CUSTOM_COMMAND behaves in just the same way (I just discovered). If
you use this macro, but none of the OUTPUT files is used in that
CMakeLists.txt file, the custom command is not added to the makefiles.
I've solved the problem now by using a 'tmp' library as a target in
that CMAkeLists.txt file. This library is ignored by the rest of the
build system and the files are then used in a toplevel library.
Peter
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