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add a cmakeLists for the book #374
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…e book can be edited with the code
I was starting to work with this as part of the config_file update but it seemed like something that could stand alone as it wasn't directly related to any config file changes. |
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What about using a glob? I don’t think I’d remember to add a new md file to the cmake lists.
…the files. Also add a check to make sure book directory exists which seems to be important on appveyor
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also it appears a new doxygen release was made (12-27-19) so the build script for doxygen broke |
If merged this pull request will add a target in MSVC to link the book into the visual studio UI so it can be edited easily inside visual Studio.
adds a CMakeLists in the book directory and an add_subdirectory command to use it inside the main CMakeLists.txt file.
This doesn't actually build anything new just makes it much easier to edit the book in visual studio.