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make eclipse-project should not invoke cmake in the root of a package #20

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dirk-thomas opened this issue Jul 4, 2013 · 0 comments
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Moved from ros-infrastructure/rospkg#39.

By invoking cmake in the root of a package all build files are generated there (instead of under build as commonly the case). The major problem with that is that the build will generate a CATKIN_IGNORE marker file in that folder which makes the package not findable anymore due to recent updates to rospkg.

dirk-thomas added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 5, 2013
…er files and check before trying to delete other files/folders (fix #20)
dirk-thomas pushed a commit that referenced this issue Mar 5, 2019
* enable rosrun on Windows

* rosrun_fix

* fix indent

* revert unnecessary changes

* Fix libexec path search issue.

* another round of rosrun fix.

* Fix File Not Found messages.

* fix parameter processing

* Rosrun.bat fix (#10)

* Check if file exists and return correct error code

* Generate toplevel forward bat script for rosrun on Windows

* Fix issue that rosrun cannot handle wild char parameter (#11)

* Fix typo (#12)

* Fix rosrun.

* fix rosrun parameter parsing issue (#14)

* fix rosrun parameter parsing issue

* correct file extension extraction

* Fix rosrun bash script (#18)

Fix rosrun bash script

* update rosrun.bat to find python scripts (files with extensions) (#20)

This change makes it so it does a deep search first in the rospack file, then the whole path.

* fix rosrun search path pecking order. (#24)

* fix.
* fix.

* update catkin version requirement for script.bat.in
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