I guess I have failed to strike the interest of anyone on this? --------- Robert Dailey
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 5:58 PM, Robert Dailey <rcdai...@gmail.com> wrote: > there are .user files generated by newer versions of Visual Studio (since > 2005 I believe) that contain per-machine or per-workspace information. For > all intents and purposes these are temporary files that are not checked > into version control. > > The normal file naming convention for these are: > > project.vcproj.DOMAIN.USER.user > > Where DOMAIN is the machine/domain name, and USER is the local account > name. > > I found out a couple of years ago that if you rename it to this: > > project.vcproj.user > > Visual Studio will treat this as "defaults" for the machine-specific > version created using the naming convention I first outlined. > > The user files are useful for setting debug working directory and command > arguments. There are some other things you can set but I have never found a > use for them. Since I like to set these two parameters, what I've done is > keep my template user file in version control, and use CMake's > configure_file() to fill in the command arguments and working directory > fields for me. This approach is a good workaround but I'd really like to > see CMake generate these for me. Right now I have to keep 1 user file for > each version of visual studio that can be used, and configure them > differently based on VS IDE selection. > > Would it be suitable for CMake to incorporate this functionality? If CMake > provided built-in support for this, we could create target properties that > would set these fields on the target (it would set them on the generated > user file instead of the vcproj file like normal target properties would > do): > > set_target_properties( project PROPERTIES > DEBUG_COMMAND_ARGUMENTS "-debug -reg" > DEBUG_WORKING_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}" > ) > > I'd be happy to help implement this should David, Bill, and others find it > to be a good idea. > > PS: I think I can do it without boost this time ;) > > --------- > Robert Dailey >
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