>
> > CMake has several types of properties. A property can be assigned to a
> > file, a directory, a target, or globally to CMake.
> > Include and lib directories are commonly controlled via directory
> > properties, which by default are propagated downwards (i.e. from
> > parent dirs to sub dirs).
> > If you wish you could define a new global property using
> > "define_property" and then manipulate it via "get/set_property".
>
> that's what I tried but I never got a list accepted as the value for
> a property. The list seem to be confused with multiple prop/value pairs.
> A single value works fine. Ideally I would like to attach it to the
> target and not modify a global value.
>
Did you use something like SET_PROPERTY( GLOBAL PROPERTY propname val1 val2
val3 ${someVar} etc ) ?
Weird. Anyway, when you have trouble you can try writing the list as a
single argument using semicolons:
SET_PROPERTY( GLOBAL PROPERTY propname "val1;val2;val3;${someVar}" )
Regards,
Thiago
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