> -----Original Message-----
> From: interest-bounces+kai.koehne=digia....@qt-project.org
> files =\
> foo.cpp \
> foo.h \
> bar.cpp \
> bar.h
>
> for(file, files) {
> contains(file, '.*.h') {
> message(header = $$file)
> HEADERS *= $$file
> }
> contains(file, '.*.cpp') {
> message(source = $$file)
> SOURCES *= $$file
> }
> }
>
> [...]
> However, the problem is that all the files are added to both HEADERS and
> SOURCES. It appears that the HEADERS and SOURCES assignments simply
> ignore the contains()-check, even though they are placed inside the scopes
> of these checks?
I guess you mean that headers/sources appear twice within Qt Creator project
tree, both under 'Headers' and 'Sources'?
The reason is that Qt Creator takes the liberty to ignore scopes when parsing
the project file. This is to ensure that it shows all sources, even one's that
e.g. are not applicable on the current platform ... when you're e.g.
refactoring you want to see references in Mac files too, even when you're under
Windows. That's different from what qmake will do.
Regards
Kai
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