Suppose you wanted to clone all the Urho3D source code and add a new Sample to the samples, say 100_MySample. Suppose you didn’t want that particular sample to inherit from Sample.h, but rather you just wanted a main.cpp in there which have code depending on Urho3D project. One more thing, suppose 100_MySample uses a header library with that code in directory a MyLibInclude.
I tried this with the extra sample directory having this structure:
100_MySample/
|-- MyLibInclude/
|-- CMakeLists.txt
|-- main.cpp
and the following CMakeLists.txt:
include_directories (
"${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/MyLibInclude"
)
Define target name
set (TARGET_NAME 100_MySample)
Setup target with resource copying
setup_main_executable ()
Setup test cases
setup_test ()
So basically the CMakeLists.txt is identical to that for all the other samples, except without the line
define_source_files (EXTRA_H_FILES ${COMMON_SAMPLE_H_FILES})
And up in the CMakeLists.txt for the Sample folder I added the line
add_sample_subdirectory (100_MySample)
After running cmake a corresponding Visual Studio project is constructed for the Sample, but none of the code (i.e. main.cpp) is discovered. Am I doing this right? Or, alternatively, what’s the easiest way to add your own new Sample, if you don’t want it to inherit from Sample.h? Thanks.
