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7efef02 FindGTK2: Add tests for components and targets in gtk and gtkmm modules 95fc47a FindGTK2: Make pangocairo and cairo optional dependencies 26f790f FindGTK2: Change extra includes -> optional 24e0272 FindGTK2: do not skip target creation if optional dependencies are not found d5f130c FindGTK2: Refactor _GTK2_ADJUST_LIB_VARS into _GTK2_ADD_TARGET fffbd72 FindGTK2: Do not add freetype includes if they are not found b69720d FindGTK2: Add libraries to the GTK2_LIBRARIES variable only when found 425ec40 FindGTK2: Do not link libfreetype e9f46df FindGTK2: Add config directories only if different from include ones 56a79e1 FindGTK2: Set INTERFACE_COMPILE_DEFINITIONS target property only if not empty 4b47586 FindGTK2: Add check to ensure that target exists 61242cc FindGTK2: Fix gmodule, glibmm, pangoft2, and pangoxft targets 4b876de FindGTK2: Link freetype libs to targets including freetype includes 67e761f FindGTK2: Small cleanup 682eea3 FindGTK2: Do not require the GTK_ prefix in all the internal functions 0bc3763 FindGTK2: Better handling of include directories ...
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