file

destination

Copy files to <destination> (either file or directory). If multiple files are specified, the <destination> must be directory and it must exist. Wildcards are not supported. copy does follow symlinks. That means it does not copy symlinks, but the files or directories it point to

cmake -E copy

cmake

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cmake --install

cmake --open

cmake -P

cmake -E

cmake -E capabilities

cmake -E cat

cmake -E chdir

cmake -E compare_files

cmake -E copy_directory

cmake -E copy_if_different

cmake -E create_symlink

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cmake -E echo

cmake -E echo_append

cmake -E env

cmake -E environment

cmake -E false

cmake -E make_directory

cmake -E md5sum

cmake -E sha1sum

cmake -E sha224sum

cmake -E sha226sum

cmake -E sha384sum

cmake -E sha512sum

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cmake -E remove_directory

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cmake -E touch_nocreate

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Name	Description
`file`	filepaths
`destination`	folders

cmake -E copy <file...> <destination>

Arguments