Re: [CMake] CPack WiX patch

2010-02-01 Thread Bill Hoffman
Tim St. Clair wrote: It should just "work" by default with the usual CPACK variables. The variables are sufficient to get a basic NSIS installer working. They should be enough for WiX. If people want to do further customization they can always override the template file used by CPack. That

Re: [CMake] CPack WiX patch

2010-02-01 Thread Tim St. Clair
Inline... On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 11:43 AM, Bill Hoffman wrote: > Tim St. Clair wrote: > >>> Do you think we could use configure_file to create the .xml file like we >>> do >>> with the NSIS generator? >> >> That is exactly what I do, but I do it prior to cpack running, but in >> this case it woul

Re: [CMake] CPack WiX patch

2010-02-01 Thread Bill Hoffman
Tim St. Clair wrote: Do you think we could use configure_file to create the .xml file like we do with the NSIS generator? That is exactly what I do, but I do it prior to cpack running, but in this case it would have to be a .xsl. It would be best if this installer could use the standards set

Re: [CMake] CPack WiX patch

2010-02-01 Thread Bill Hoffman
Tim St. Clair wrote: CMake Community - I've created a patch for CPack to incorporate WiX (to create .msi's), patch and info can be found @ http://annealingtechnologies.blogspot.com/2010/02/wix-and-cpack-integration.html I pass the baton for others to push upstream. This looks promising, thank

Re: [CMake] CPack WiX patch

2010-02-01 Thread Tim St. Clair
Inline.. On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Bill Hoffman wrote: > Tim St. Clair wrote: >> >> CMake Community - >> >> I've created a patch for CPack to incorporate WiX (to create .msi's), >> patch and info can be found @ >> >> http://annealingtechnologies.blogspot.com/2010/02/wix-and-cpack-integrati

[CMake] CPack WiX patch

2010-02-01 Thread Tim St. Clair
CMake Community - I've created a patch for CPack to incorporate WiX (to create .msi's), patch and info can be found @ http://annealingtechnologies.blogspot.com/2010/02/wix-and-cpack-integration.html I pass the baton for others to push upstream. -- Cheers, Timothy St. Clair _