[glassmancody]

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[AnyOldName3]

It looks like there are some other places that carry the version info and should probably have the OSGoS version:

• PlatformSpecifics\Windows\OpenSceneGraphVersionInfo.rc.in
• Maybe applications\osgversion\osgversion.cpp (as it's an application rather than an example, it's likely packaged on distros, and a sensible way to query whether they're using our fork).
• I don't think the CPack stuff is worth touching
• Doxygen stuff probably is
• So's the pkgconfig stuff
• Just regex search for OPENSCENEGRAPH_(MAJOR_)?VERSION and see if anything looks like it's supposed to have version info that might benefit from labelling it specifically as our fork.

[glassmancody]

It looks like there are some other places that carry the version info and should probably have the OSGoS version:

• PlatformSpecifics\Windows\OpenSceneGraphVersionInfo.rc.in
• Maybe applications\osgversion\osgversion.cpp (as it's an application rather than an example, it's likely packaged on distros, and a sensible way to query whether they're using our fork).
• I don't think the CPack stuff is worth touching
• Doxygen stuff probably is
• So's the pkgconfig stuff
• Just regex search for OPENSCENEGRAPH_(MAJOR_)?VERSION and see if anything looks like it's supposed to have version info that might benefit from labelling it specifically as our fork.

OK, not sure if this is best approach but I added a new version string which just concatenates the regular version string with some suffix. I use this in doxygen and pckconfig.

Added for Mac SET(MACOSX_BUNDLE_INFO_STRING "OpenSceneGraph ${OSGOS_VERSION_STRING}"). Not sure if this is needed but I also don't think it hurts considering there's plenty of other ways to know what version you're on.

I added an option to query the osgos version from osgversion.cpp app (--osgos-version-number option).

Built doxygen, it looks like this, which matches changes to pkgconfig

[AnyOldName3]

If we want to go all-out, I suppose there are a bunch of places the strings OpenSceneGraph or openscenegraph are used that could potentially be changed to OpenSceneGraph on Steroids, but I'm not certain that's a good idea, and even if it is, it might be best left to its own PR.