I have looked through the nant documentation and sourceforge faq and can't find the answer to this question. The exec task in nant puts ( ) around the command line parameters it generates, so for example this task below would generate:
mallow ( -1 )
<exec program="${build.tools.wix}\mallow.exe"
workingdir="${build.out.xxx}">
<arg value="-1" />
</exec>
The other open source tool I'm using - mallow - cannot handle this.
Does anyone know of a way to stop nant putting the ( ) around the arguments?
Thanks.
NAnt does not actually put parentheses around the arguments, it just looks like that when you use verbose
as in
<target name="test">
<exec program="echo" verbose="True">
<arg value="-1" />
<arg value="0" />
<arg value="1" />
</exec>
</target>
from which the output is -1 0 1
, and not (-1 0 1)
as it would be if you ran
echo (-1 0 1)
directly from the command line.
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