CMakeLists.txt use ON vs yes, indent #2663
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In CMake logically ON, YES, TRUE, 1 are equivalent. But many CMake editors won't syntax highlight a lower-case "yes", and CMake-gui will change them to ON, creating unnecessary changes to CMakeCache.txt. Also indent a WIN32 if/then block.
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Thanks for the contribution, this is helpful! I'll merge after the CI runs. |
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In CMake logically ON, YES, TRUE, 1 are equivalent. But many CMake editors won't syntax highlight a lower-case "yes", and CMake-gui will change OPTION or CACHE BOOL values to ON, creating unnecessary changes to CMakeCache.txt. Also indent an MSVC if/then block.