[CMake] can I install subdirs matching a REGEX ?

Petr Kmoch petr.kmoch at gmail.com
Thu Dec 13 02:51:11 EST 2012


Hi Martin,

if you only want to install files which match something, you need to add
FILES_MATCHING to the insall() command (before the first pattern/regex),
like this:

install(DIRECTORY start/ DESTINATION images FILES_MATCHING REGEX
.*/\\.Images/.*)

(I've also added backslashes, since you probably want to match a literal
period in ".Images")

Petr

On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 8:47 AM, Martin Koller <martin.koller at etm.at> wrote:

> I have a directory tree, which contains a lot subtrees in different
> levels, all starting with ".Images"
> e.g.
> start/def/file1
> start/def/.Images/hello
> start/xyz/blaa/.Images/something
>
> There are a lot .Images subdirs and they are actually extracted from a tar
> file.
> What I want is to install all those subtrees starting with .Images to a
> destination.
> I tried with REGEX and PATTERN, e.g.:
>
> install(DIRECTORY start/ DESTINATION images REGEX .*/.Images/.*)
>
> but it does not work as it installs everything below start.
>
> Can I match ONLY DIRECTORY names which will then be used to install
> everything below it ?
>
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>
> Martin
>
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