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			69 lines
		
	
	
		
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| #[=======================================================================[.rst:
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| FindRegex
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| --------
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| 
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| Finds an implementation of POSIX regular expressions. It first checks if the
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| standard regex.h POSIX header is available. If not, it looks for the TRE library.
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| MinGW does not come with regex.h, so TRE is useful with MinGW.
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| 
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| Imported Targets
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| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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| 
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| This module provides the following imported targets, if found:
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| 
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| ``Regex::regex``
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|   The POSIX regular expression implementation
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| 
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| #]=======================================================================]
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| 
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| include(FindPackageHandleStandardArgs)
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| include(CheckIncludeFile)
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| 
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| set(CMAKE_REQUIRED_QUIET TRUE)
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| check_include_file(regex.h REGEX_H)
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| set(CMAKE_REQUIRED_QUIET FALSE)
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| 
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| if(REGEX_H)
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|   # No need to add any include directories or link any libraries;
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|   # simply provide a dummy target.
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|   if(NOT TARGET Regex::regex)
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|     add_library(Regex::regex INTERFACE IMPORTED)
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|   endif()
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| 
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|   # check_include_file sets the variable to "1" which looks odd in the output
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|   # of find_package_handle_standard_args, so show the user what was actually found.
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|   set(REGEX_H "POSIX regex.h")
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|   find_package_handle_standard_args(
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|     Regex
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|     DEFAULT_MSG
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|     REGEX_H
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|   )
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| else()
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|   # MinGW does not include regex.h but this can be supplied by the TRE library.
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|   find_path(TRE_REGEX_H NAMES tre/regex.h)
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|   if(TRE_REGEX_H)
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|     # The POSIX #include is simply <regex.h> but the tre regex.h is at <tre/regex.h>,
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|     # so add the directory containing tre's headers to the include path.
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|     set(TRE_INCLUDE_DIR "${TRE_REGEX_H}/tre")
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|   endif()
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|   find_library(TRE_LIBRARY NAMES tre)
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|   if(TRE_REGEX_H AND TRE_LIBRARY)
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|     message(STATUS "Found regex.h from TRE")
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|   else()
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|     message(STATUS "regex.h POSIX header NOT found and NOT available from TRE")
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|   endif()
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| 
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|   if(NOT TARGET Regex::regex)
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|     add_library(Regex::regex INTERFACE IMPORTED)
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|     target_include_directories(Regex::regex INTERFACE "${TRE_INCLUDE_DIR}")
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|     target_link_libraries(Regex::regex INTERFACE "${TRE_LIBRARY}")
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|   endif()
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| 
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|   find_package_handle_standard_args(
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|     Regex
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|     DEFAULT_MSG
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|     TRE_INCLUDE_DIR
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|     TRE_LIBRARY
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|   )
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| endif()
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