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Subject: Re: Getting Mustella to work.
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2012 08:43:24 +1000
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Hi,

> I think I found that quotes are ok even on Mac.  Isn't the code that =
makes
> the initial command line building it up out of pieces?  If so, I'd add =
the
> quotes as the initial command line is getting built up.
Need to be adde din about a dozen places but that's not too hard. =
However it still fails as the spilt ignore quotes.

This is the offending line:
    defaultArgs=3DStringUtils.StringToArray(args);

Something along the lines of this may work (assuming quotes have been =
added).

    Matcher match =3D =
Pattern.compile("([^\\S]*\"[^\"]*\")|(\\S+)").matcher(args);
    ArrayList argList =3D new ArrayList();
   =20
    while (match.find()) {
        if (match.group(1) =3D=3D null) {
        	argList.add(match.group(2));
        } else {
        	argList.add(match.group(1));
        }
    }

Anyone want to give it a go/come up with a better regex?

The better way to fix as Peter said would just to use an Array/arrayList =
and not go back and forth between Arrays and Strings.

Thanks,
Justin


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