What is common way to split string into list with CMAKE?

Imagine I have the following string :

set(SEXY_STRING "I love CMake")

then I want to obtain SEXY_LIST from SEXY_STRING so I can do

list(LENGTH SEXY_LIST len)

and len is equal 3.

I've found several macros on web, but I really want to know how to do it in "natural" way. This operation seems to be very basic and widely used.

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最佳答案

Replace your separator by a ;. I don't see any other way to do it.

cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.8)


set(SEXY_STRING "I love CMake")
string(REPLACE " " ";" SEXY_LIST ${SEXY_STRING})


message(STATUS "string = ${SEXY_STRING}")
# string = I love CMake


message(STATUS "list = ${SEXY_LIST}")
# list = I;love;CMake


list(LENGTH SEXY_LIST len)
message(STATUS "len = ${len}")
# len = 3

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string(REGEX MATCHALL "[a-zA-Z]+\ |[a-zA-Z]+$" SEXY_LIST "${SEXY_STRING}")

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You can use the separate_arguments command.

cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.6)


set(SEXY_STRING "I love CMake")


message(STATUS "string = ${SEXY_STRING}")
# string = I love CMake


set( SEXY_LIST ${SEXY_STRING} )
separate_arguments(SEXY_LIST)


message(STATUS "list = ${SEXY_LIST}")
# list = I;love;CMake


list(LENGTH SEXY_LIST len)
message(STATUS "len = ${len}")
# len = 3