I'm having a problem when I use ${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR} as part of my LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY when generating Xcode projects. It seems that cmake properly puts quotes around the path when I have a dash in the path, but does not put them there when I don't. Here's what I have:<br>
<br>set_target_properties (MyTarget PROPERTIES<br> LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "/build/${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}/lib/lua"<br>)<br><br>The SYMROOT in the resulting project.pbxproj looks like this (notice there are no quotes):<br>
SYMROOT = /build/$(CONFIGURATION)/lib/lua;<br><br>When I change my path to include a dash things change:<br><br>set_target_properties (MyTarget PROPERTIES<br> LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "/build/${CMAKE_CFG_INTDIR}/lib/lua-5"<br>
)<br><br>This time there are quotes:<br>SYMROOT = "/build/$(CONFIGURATION)/lib/lua-5";<br><br>The first one works great; Xcode opens it and builds it to /build/Debug/lib/lua, /build/Release/lib/lua, etc. The second one doesn't work; Xcode fails to even parse the file ("Project /projects/Root/Root.xcodeproj cannot be opened because the project file cannot be parsed."). For whatever reason Xcode wants to put quotes around a path that has a dash in it, but not around a path that doesn't.<br>
<br>I tried this in both 2.6 and 2.8 with the same result. Is there some way to force cmake to include the quotes when generating the Xcode files? Xcode doesn't seem to like the $(CONFIGURATION) variable unless you have quotes around your path.<br clear="all">
<br>Thanks, <br>Ben Dolman<br>