The way source groups are sorted in Xcode seems off.
Here’s a sample file (using v2.8.12):
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8)
project(SourceGroupTest)
set(SOURCES
./Zebra/file.c
./Snake/file.c
./Dog/file.c
)
source_group(Snake REGULAR_EXPRESSION "Snake/.*")
source_group(Zebra REGULAR_EXPRESSION "Zebra/.*")
source_group(Dog REGULAR_EXPRESSION "Dog/.*")
add_executable(${PROJECT_NAME} ${SOURCES})
Full download here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ikrlhslqk3yvsay/XcodeSourceGroups.zip
I would expect that the order of the groups be Snake, Zebra, Dog, however it's
Zebra, Snake, Dog.
I played around with this and it seems that the order of SOURCES dictates the
order of the groups. If I rearrange the listings of the files in SOURCES, it
affects the group order. But this seems counterintuitive.
Shouldn’t the groups by sorted based on the order of calls to source_group()?
Kevin
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