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This is much simpler than finding a way to lookup "CMAKE_COMMAND"
everywhere.
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Match names used in CMake code.
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They need to be escaped in the json file... I'm quite
sure I tested this before, obviously I didn't test it
correctly.
Alex
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...otherwise the generator failed in embedded projects via
externalproject(), since there CMAKE_KATE_MAKE_ARGUMENT is not set.
Using GetSafeDefinition() is good enough to protect against
NULL-pointers.
Alex
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Alex
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With this patch, simply also the information used
by the build plugin in kate <= 4.12 is put into the
generated json file. The new build plugin (coming
in 4.13) simply ignores this (and vice versa).
Alex
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...this was a leftover from experimenting
Alex
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ninja needs to be run from the toplevel build dir,
not from the target dir, as make
Alex
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Alex
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This can be used by the build plugin in kate.
Code is quite similar to the one for Eclipse.
Alex
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This patch adds an extra generator for KDE's kate text editor,
or better more specifically, the project plugin.
Alex
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