Arranging master CMake

[MatthiasWM]

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[ekoeppen]

Since you're rearranging a larger amount of stuff, could you also fix at the same time the mixed indentation in the files you're updating (I suppose Einstein uses hard tabs with an indentation of four)? My vim will thank you for succeeding in autodetecting the indentation style :)

[MatthiasWM]

Yes, definitely. Do you want tabs or spaces in CMake files? If spaces, which depth? Vi uses tabs at four spaces IIRC.

CMake resets all indentation setting when processing a modification in any of the CMake file which is driving me nuts TBH.

[ekoeppen]

Yes, definitely. Do you want tabs or spaces in CMake files? If spaces, which depth? Vi uses tabs at four spaces IIRC.

CMake resets all indentation setting when processing a modification in any of the CMake file which is driving me nuts TBH.

It does look like the rest of the code is hard tabs with indentation of 4, does CMake work with that? If not, we can also use whatever CMake does, vim should ideally be configured so that it autodetects that (at least that's what I have, but it breaks when the style is mixed).

[MatthiasWM]

I will reindent all files, CMake or code, to 4 spaces wide hard tabs. I have three projects with three different indentation schemes, and Xcode couldn't care less.

[MatthiasWM]

LGTM will continue to time out building the master branch, so lets make this the master and hope for the best. CodeQL is now happy at last.

[pguyot]

I will reindent all files, CMake or code, to 4 spaces wide hard tabs. I have three projects with three different indentation schemes, and Xcode couldn't care less.

I missed that comment and checked in a .editorconfig that puts spaces in CMakeLists.txt files.
Please feel free to fix that in either CMakeLists.txt files or .editorconfig.

Also, what is CMakeLists.new.txtfor? Can we remove it?