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Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 15:43:41 -0800 (PST)
From: javamz <javamz@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Problem with command arguments
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Thanks for the response....I am doing as you suggested, but what is happening is that I am getting a single quote surrounding the argument value.  Here's an example of the command line string that is being constructed:
 
pcli Run -Y Put -prS:\\PVCSCTRL\\APP_JAVA_FW -yf -nv '-m"My Description"' '-v"V6.2.0 RC2"' -o -aC:\data\WSAD\WSADV5.1\CJF-BrioV3.1/MZTest -l -z /ProjectFolder/MZTest
 
Note the argument  '-m"MyDescription"'.  I need the double quotes are "My Description", but I do not want the single quote surrounding the argument....and I cannot have a space after the -m.    I have tried using both the setValue method and the setLine method, but none seem to get me the result I need. Here is the code I am using to construct this command line argument:  
 
 
/** 

* Set up the "Put" command using the supplied parameters. The

* following is an example of the command we are constructing:

* pcli Put -prS:\\PVCSCTRL\APP_JAVA_FW -vV6.2 RC2 -yf -nv -m"My change description" -v"My Label" -z /MZTest

*/

commandLine.clearArgs();

commandLine.createArgument().setValue("Run");

log("TaskName: " + this.taskName);

commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-Y");


commandLine.createArgument().setValue((getExecutable(PUT_EXE)));

commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-pr" + getRepository());


commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-yf");


commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-nv");


if (getDescription() != null){

commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-m\"" + getDescription() + "\"");


} else {

throw new org.apache.tools.ant.BuildException("CignaPvcs:executePut - Missing Required attribute 'Description'...");

}

if (getLabel() != null) {

commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-v\"" + getLabel() + "\"");

} 


if (getWorkspace() != null) {

commandLine.createArgument().setLine("-o");

commandLine.createArgument().setLine("-a" + getWorkspace());

}


if (getBasepath() != null ) {

commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-bp");

commandLine.createArgument().setLine("\"" + getBasepath() +"\"");

} 


if (getLock() != null && getLock().equalsIgnoreCase("true")) {

commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-l"); 

}


commandLine.createArgument().setValue("-z");


if (getPvcsproject() != null) {

commandLine.createArgument().setLine(getPvcsproject());

}


log("Checking in files", Project.MSG_INFO);

log("Executing " + commandLine.toString(), Project.MSG_INFO);


result = runCmd(commandLine, new LogStreamHandler(this, Project.MSG_INFO, Project.MSG_WARN));

 
Thomas Schapitz <Thomas.Schapitz@ePost.de> wrote:
Ahh...

sorry, I missed the three letters API....
but even then, Antoines suggestion should be turned into
...
arg1.setValue("-m\"My Description\"");
...
Thomas


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