Thanks, Justin. This certainly clarifies the issue. I'll put it on my
to-do list and get on it.
--peter
On 8/16/12 10:20 AM, "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> I'd like to help resolve the issue you are having with spaces in paths.
>
>Thanks much appreciated.
>
>> Which OS are you using and can you identify a path that's causing the
>> problem (e.g., your home directory, the Flex SDK directory). If you are
>> using Windows, which Unix shell are you using?
>
>I'm using OSX but the issue is many fold and not OSX specific.
>
>First off minor issue with the build file - easily enough fixed.
>
>- <sysproperty key="mxmlc.args" value="${mxmlc.args}
>-source-path=${mustella.dir}/Assets "/>
>+ <sysproperty key="mxmlc.args" value="${mxmlc.args}" />
>+ <sysproperty key="source-path" value="${mustella.dir}/Assets"/>
>
>Next issue I think is with how "-source-path" is added to arguments in
>CompileMustellaSwfs.java, it's missing quotes this needs to be changed in
>a dozen or so places. Might be other ways of solving this.
>
>eg line 960 in CompileMustellaSwfs.java change
>args+=" -source-path=" + pieces[i];
>to
>args+=" -source-path=\"" + pieces[i] + "\"";
>
>Possibly similar changes need to be made in CompilUtils.java and
>MustellaDirs.java.
>
>Next after the argument string is build up it's split on spaces via this
>(line 1007 in CompileMustellaSwfs.java)
>
> defaultArgs=StringUtils.StringToArray(args);
>
>Not so easy to fix. I've played about changing it to something like this:
>
> Matcher match =
>Pattern.compile("([^\\S]*\"[^\"]*\")|(\\S+)").matcher(args);
> ArrayList argList = new ArrayList();
>
> while (match.find()) {
> if (match.group(1) == null) {
> argList.add(match.group(2));
> } else {
> argList.add(match.group(1));
> }
> }
>
>Not quite right/working yet, but you get the idea.
>
>But the real issue with line 1007 is as far as I can see there's no need
>to build up a string only to convert it to an array when you could build
>the array in the first place. That may be the way to fix the issue rather
>than playing about with regular expressions.
>
>Thanks,
>Justin
>
