pro2cmake handles conditions differently than qmake

While qmake does not know operator precedence and evaluates conditions from left to right, these conditions are put in parentheses in the created CMakeLists.txt.

An example would be "true|false:false". In qmake this evaluates to false, while the resulting cmake code would be (something like): extend_target(... CONDITION true OR (false AND false) which evaluates to true.