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copied!<p>For setting custom project setting in Visual Studio from CMake you can use a XML file as a template which can be configured from CMake to work as the <code>.user</code> file.<br> At my work we use this to set custom debug parameters.</p> <p>Check the directory containing the generated <code>.vcproj</code> files for the user settings in the <code>.user</code> files. Here is a snippet of an example <code>UserTemplate.vcproj</code> file we use.</p> <pre><code><?xml version="1.0" encoding="Windows-1252"?> <VisualStudioUserFile ProjectType="Visual C++" Version="9.00" ShowAllFiles="false" > <Configurations> <Configuration Name="Debug|@USERFILE_PLATFORM@" > <DebugSettings Command="@USERFILE_COMMAND_DEBUG@" WorkingDirectory="@USERFILE_WORKING_DIRECTORY_DEBUG@" CommandArguments="@USERFILE_COMMAND_ARGUMENTS_DEBUG@" Attach="false" DebuggerType="3" Remote="1" RemoteMachine="@USERFILE_REMOTE_MACHINE_DEBUG@"  /> </Configuration>  </code></pre> <p>This way you can inject any needed variables from CMake into the <code>.user</code> file. In CMake you can set the appropiate CMake variables (and add more in the template file if you need them). Next you can do something like this to configure the file.</p> <pre><code># Find user and system name SET(SYSTEM_NAME $ENV{USERDOMAIN} CACHE STRING SystemName) SET(USER_NAME $ENV{USERNAME} CACHE STRING UserName) # Configure the template file SET(USER_FILE ${_projectName}.vcproj.${SYSTEM_NAME}.${USER_NAME}.user) SET(OUTPUT_PATH ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${USER_FILE}) CONFIGURE_FILE(UserTemplate.user ${USER_FILE} @ONLY) </code></pre>

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