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Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 22:58:24 +0100
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From: Bert Van Kets <bert@vankets.com>
Subject: Re: solved the build using path with spaces
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Damnn,
by solving the "space in path" problem I had to change the ant.bat 
file.this breaks the general build. :-(
This will take a little more time to solve, but the binary build can at 
least be released.

My back is hurting me.  Guess I got Steven's problem. Thanks mate!

Can somebody please take over as I don't think I'll have the time 
tomorrow?  The main problem is solved, we must just get it working together 
with the main build.  Is anybody against having two ant batch files?  One 
for the main build and one for the forrest run.

Bert


At 22:30 15/11/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>I have solved the batch files.
>I can run forrest from a path containing spaces when forrest is setup in a 
>directory containing spaces.
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>The major problem to overcome was building the complete classpath.  I had 
>to do some use some tricks I have not been using in a VERY long time.  One 
>if them was sending a parameter containing a quoted full path and then 
>remove the quotes using NTSwitch.
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>I had to modify almost every batch file in the build process: forrest.bat, 
>ant.bat, appendcp.bat and lcp.bat.
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>I started out from the binary version of Forrest.  I'm checking out my 
>changes with a fresh checkout.
>Attached are the batch files for you to check out.  I'll commit ASAP.
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>Bert
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