nextcloud-desktop/OWNCLOUD.cmake

set( APPLICATION_NAME       "ownCloud" )
#set( APPLICATION_SHORTNAME  ${APPLICATION_NAME} )
set( APPLICATION_EXECUTABLE "owncloud" )
set( APPLICATION_DOMAIN     "owncloud.com" )
set( APPLICATION_VENDOR     "ownCloud, Inc" )
set( THEME_CLASS            "ownCloudTheme" )
set( APPLICATION_REV_DOMAIN "com.owncloud.desktopclient" )
set( WIN_SETUP_BITMAP_PATH  "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/admin/win/nsi" )
# set( THEME_INCLUDE          "${OEM_THEME_DIR}/mytheme.h" )
# set( APPLICATION_LICENSE    "${OEM_THEME_DIR}/license.txt )
Drop the -client suffix. 2012-09-24 01:39:26 +04:00			`set( APPLICATION_NAME "ownCloud" )`
More adjustments around the application name - libname is now derived from binary name (which is lowercase) - remove superflouos reimplementation of appName() in owncloud theme - APPLICATION_SHORTNAME is now optional (and if not set, equals APPLICATION_NAME 2013-08-23 12:16:54 +04:00			`#set( APPLICATION_SHORTNAME ${APPLICATION_NAME} )`
			`set( APPLICATION_EXECUTABLE "owncloud" )`
			`set( APPLICATION_DOMAIN "owncloud.com" )`
			`set( APPLICATION_VENDOR "ownCloud, Inc" )`
			`set( THEME_CLASS "ownCloudTheme" )`
Update About dialog 2012-12-20 23:05:56 +04:00			`set( APPLICATION_REV_DOMAIN "com.owncloud.desktopclient" )`
Consolidate theming support. This implements out-of-repository-theming, and removes the old custom.ini theming that never worked on all platforms and had no straight deployment story. The new approach requires the CMAKE variable OEM_THEME_DIR to point to a directory that must at least contain an OEM.cmake file (check OWNCLOUD.cmake for possible options) as well as a themes.qrc and a themes/ directory that directly correspond to the ones in the source tree. 2013-01-09 19:29:50 +04:00			`set( WIN_SETUP_BITMAP_PATH "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/admin/win/nsi" )`
			`# set( THEME_INCLUDE "${OEM_THEME_DIR}/mytheme.h" )`
			`# set( APPLICATION_LICENSE "${OEM_THEME_DIR}/license.txt )`