Home-page: https://github.com/agateau/cmakedoc Author: Aurélien Gâteau Author-email: mail@agateau.com License: Apache 2.0 Description-Content-Type: text/markdown Description: # CMakeDoc
## What is it?
CMakeDoc is a command-line tool to read CMake documentation. It lets you search through CMake commands, modules, variables and properties before displaying the selected topic with less or the pager defined in $PAGER.
## “Screenshot”
user@host: cmakedoc pkg
# Matching topics: 1: FindPkgConfig (module) 2: UsePkgConfig (module)
Enter topic number or search term (empty input or ‘q’ to quit): 1
## Dependencies
cmake (obviously). Must be in $PATH.
less, or a pager defined in $PAGER.
## Installation
Using pip:
pip install cmakedoc
Manually:
./setup.py install
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