I have been using CMake Help for a while, but I was missing some of the nice features of Qt Assistant. I first thought about adding those missing features, but I realized it would be even nicer to go the other way: integrate CMake documentation in Qt Assistant.
The result is CMake2assistant, which you can grab from qt-apps.org. Quoting the README:
This tool parses CMake output to generate an HTML cross-referenced version of CMake commands and modules. It also generates a .dcf file which can be used to integrate the CMake documentation in Qt Assistant v3 or v4.
Since I know all you are looking for is screenshots, here are some pictures to feed your pixel hunger.
Wow! This is huge! Thanks for the work.
Cool! I’m glad to see that I have “inspired” you in some way!
In the cmake cvs version there are some features that you might like…
Bye!
Aleix
Awesome utility! Thanks a ton
I always wanted this kind of utility
Thanks a lot! I just started introducing CMake at work and this will be certainly help me a lot when searching something in the help! I always found myself crtl-f’ing through the documentation on the website.
Does it includes KDE’s custom commands ? And I think it would be a nice addition to the kdesdk’s scripts collection (if it’s not allready the case). And in any case cool idea.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
@Cyrille: unfortunately it does not include KDE’s custom commands because “cmake –help-command-list” only lists builtin commands.
#6 This is solved with the head version i mentioned, I recommend you to check it.
#7: Oh nice, will give it a look. Thanks for the hint.
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