On 02.04.2014 17:36, Luis Felipe Dominguez Vega wrote:
Hello averyone, i am crash with my brain with this....
this is a little piece of my code...
set(PROG_SRC main.cpp version.cpp)
message(STATUS "TO CHECK: " ${PROG_SRC})
message(STATUS "TO CHECK: " ${PROG_SRC})
is equivalent to message(STATUS "TO CHECK: " "main.cpp" "version.cpp")
message() concatenates the parameters so your message is "TO CHECK:
main.cppversion.cpp".
To prevent the PROG_SRC content from being split when expanding you can
use quotes around the expansion:
message(STATUS "TO CHECK: ${PROG_SRC}")
I'm declared a function to check the style...
function(add_style_check_target TARGET_NAME SOURCES_LIST)
message(STATUS "TO CHECK2: " ${SOURCES_LIST})
endfunction(add_style_check_target)
When you pass ${PROG_SRC} the expansion will split at semicolon again so
your two list item become two arguments.
SOURCE_LIST only covers the first. You can either quote the expansion
again or use e.g. ${ARGN} to access a variable number of arguments past
the given list.
Nils
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