Fix detection of system files
Instead of looking to see if the file is under CMAKE_ROOT, check to see if it is instead under the source or binary directories in use.
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@ -130,8 +130,10 @@ char* cmCommandArgumentParserHelper::ExpandVariable(const char* var)
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// not been "cleared"/initialized with a set(foo ) call
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// not been "cleared"/initialized with a set(foo ) call
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if(this->WarnUninitialized && !this->Makefile->VariableInitialized(var))
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if(this->WarnUninitialized && !this->Makefile->VariableInitialized(var))
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{
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{
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const char* root = this->Makefile->GetDefinition("CMAKE_ROOT");
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const char* srcRoot = this->Makefile->GetDefinition("CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR");
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if (this->CheckSystemVars || strstr(this->FileName, root) != this->FileName)
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const char* binRoot = this->Makefile->GetDefinition("CMAKE_BINARY_DIR");
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if (this->CheckSystemVars || strstr(this->FileName, srcRoot) == this->FileName ||
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strstr(this->FileName, binRoot) == this->FileName)
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{
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{
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cmOStringStream msg;
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cmOStringStream msg;
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msg << this->FileName << ":" << this->FileLine << ":" <<
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msg << this->FileName << ":" << this->FileLine << ":" <<
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@ -3392,8 +3392,9 @@ void cmMakefile::PopScope()
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if (this->WarnUnused && usage.find(*it) == usage.end())
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if (this->WarnUnused && usage.find(*it) == usage.end())
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const char* cdir = this->ListFileStack.back().c_str();
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const char* cdir = this->ListFileStack.back().c_str();
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const char* root = this->GetDefinition("CMAKE_ROOT");
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const char* srcRoot = this->GetDefinition("CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR");
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if (this->CheckSystemVars || strstr(cdir, root) != cdir)
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const char* binRoot = this->GetDefinition("CMAKE_BINARY_DIR");
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if (this->CheckSystemVars || strstr(cdir, srcRoot) == cdir || strstr(cdir, binRoot) == cdir)
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{
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cmOStringStream m;
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cmOStringStream m;
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m << "unused variable \'" << *it << "\'";
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m << "unused variable \'" << *it << "\'";
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