CMake
Sublime Text 2/3 - CMake Package
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CMake
- Simple auto-indentation support.
- Syntax highlighting for CMakeLists.txt files and
*.cmakefiles, based on CMake 3.0. - Syntax highlighting for CMakeCache.txt files.
- Syntax highlighting for
.h.inand.hpp.infiles. - Basic snippets.
- Basic keybindings.
Available Snippets
All (recent) built-in commands from cmake are provided as a basic snippet.
Available Key Bindings
- Select a word, and press $ to wrap the selection as a variable substitution. The newly inserted text will stay selected, so that you can press the double-quotes character " to enclose the selection in double-qoutes too. Press tab to get out of the selection if you don't want double-quotes.
- Select a word, and press ctrlshift, to wrap the selection as a generator expression with an argument.
- Select a word, and press ctrlshift. to wrap the selection as a generator expression without an argument.