Project tree in Qt Creator (cmake project)

[jlesquembre]

Hi,

I'm using Qt Creator and cmake (2.8.4) to build a project. I have problems configuring Qt Creator.

1.- Project has a .css file, but I don't know how list this file in the project tree. In CMakeLists.txt I have a line (add_custom_target) for this file, and the file is included when I compile the project, but doesn't appear in Qt Creator's project tree.

2.- In the project tree I can see /usr/share/cmake/Modules. Any idea how can I make it disappear?

A picture of my project tree:
!http://i56.tinypic.com/2wq49d4.png(project tree)!

How can I see the folder css with my .css files and hide the ../../usr folder?

[Franzk]

2: You can't because CMake needs those scripts to be useful. Creator cannot (or should not even try to) reliably separate handmade scripts from 'system' scripts.

[tobias.hunger]

Cmake is limited with regards to providing all files that belong to a project to a IDE. Non-code files tend to get lost and quite some headers. Sorry, there is little we can do about that.

CMake does consider its own files as part of a project. That is why you see them... I am not aware of any way to suppress that, short of patching cmake that is.

[Franzk]

[quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1313564234"]Cmake is limited with regards to providing all files that belong to a project to a IDE. Non-code files tend to get lost and quite some headers. Sorry, there is little we can do about that.[/quote]What we (the community) can do about that is improve CMake on this specific part.

[quote author="Tobias Hunger" date="1313564234"]CMake does consider its own files as part of a project. That is why you see them... I am not aware of any way to suppress that, short of patching cmake that is.[/quote]So it's a CMake dev choice and patching CMake or requesting this specific behavior should happen there.

[tobias.hunger]

I think there was some work on the codeblocks cmake generator (which we also use). So maybe a newer version does work better already:-)