On 2011-02-28, Daniel E. Moctezuma wrote:
> Yes, this CMake code is to check whether or not the krosspython library is
> installed on the system when you execute the configure file before build.
> We think it is necessary to check it because it allows the user to know
> which functionalities you
>
> A few CMake tips:
> * The if() block is not needed, as find_package_handle_standard_args is
> responsible for setting KrossPython_FOUND if KROSSPYTHON_LIBRARY has
> been found (pay attention to the capitalization).
>
> * You should not need to pass additional PATHS to find_library(),
>
On 2011-02-27, Daniel E. Moctezuma wrote:
> I'm trying to make a CMake Module to find whether or not KrossPython is
> installed, as fas as I know once you install the Python plugin for Kross,
> you will have a 'krosspython.so' file installed (in my case this file is in
> /usr/lib64/kde4).
It soun
On 27.02.11 14:07:53, Daniel E. Moctezuma wrote:
> I'm trying to make a CMake Module to find whether or not KrossPython is
> installed, as fas as I know once you install the Python plugin for Kross,
> you will have a 'krosspython.so' file installed (in my case this file is in
> /usr/lib64/kde4).
>
"Daniel E. Moctezuma" writes:
> if( KROSSPYTHON_LIBRARY )
> set( KROSSPYTHON_FOUND TRUE )
> else( KROSSPYTHON_LIBRARY )
> find_library( KROSSPYTHON_LIBRARY
> NAMES krosspython
> PATHS ${KDE4_LIB_DIR}
> ${LIB_INSTALL_DIR} )
>
> inc
Hi,
I'm trying to make a CMake Module to find whether or not KrossPython is
installed, as fas as I know once you install the Python plugin for Kross,
you will have a 'krosspython.so' file installed (in my case this file is in
/usr/lib64/kde4).
The problem is, the code below is not finding that li
