In your code, replace member1 with string.Format("\"{0}\"", member1) .
The same way for the other members.
Em ter, 7 de fev de 2017 às 17:20, Sascha Manns <sascha.ma...@mailbox.org>
escreveu:
> Hello list,
>
> i'm using that method for creating a string for using in the terminal:
>
> private static string PrepareRevision(string member1, string member2, string
> member3, string member4, string member5, string revnumber, string language)
> {
> string revisionstring = " add_revision --member " + member1;
> if (member2 != "")
> {
> revisionstring += " --member " + member2;
>
> if (member3 != "")
> {
> revisionstring += " --member " + member3;
>
> if (member4 != "")
> {
> revisionstring += " --member " + member4;
>
> if (member5 != "")
> {
> revisionstring += " --member " + member5;
> }
> }
> }
> }
>
> if (revnumber != "")
> {
> revisionstring += " --revnumber " + revnumber;
> }
>
> if (language != "")
> {
> revisionstring += " --lang " + language;
> }
> Console.WriteLine(revisionstring);
> return revisionstring;
> }
>
>
> The string looks like: add_revision --member Lorem ipsum dolor1 --member
> Lorem ipsum dolor2 --member Lorem ipsum dolor3 --member Lorem ipsum dolor4
> --member Lorem ipsum dolor5 --revnumber 0.79.2-4 --lang de-DE
>
> But i need a string which looks like: add_revision --member "Lorem ipsum
> dolor1" --member "Lorem ipsum dolor2" --member "Lorem ipsum dolor3"
> --member "Lorem ipsum dolor4" --member "Lorem ipsum dolor5" --revnumber
> 0.79.2-4 --lang de-DE
>
> Is this possible?
>
> Greetings Sascha
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