[NAnt-users] Compile Delphi 32 bits with exec tack

[Andréys Guillaume]

 

Hi everybody, 

 

I am trying to compile a Delphi 32 bits application with nant, calling
dcc32.exe with the exec task. I’ve got problems that I can’t solve, maybe
someone can help me :

I want to launch the application with more or less this command line :

dcc32.exe -$O- -$D- -I”..\composants\src\Abrevia..\composants\src\JLabel”;”
..\composants\src\PdfCreator”;  … (I won’t put all the long command …)

 

My problem is with the –Ipath1;path2 …

 

If I am trying to do :

    <property name="composant-src-dir" value="..\composants\src"/>

    <path id="import">

     <pathelement dir="${composant-src-dir}/Abrevia" />

<pathelement dir="${composant-src-dir}/JLabel" />

     <pathelement dir="${composant-src-dir}/PdfCreator" />

    </path>

 

<exec program="dcc32.exe" basedir="${codegear-dir}/bin/" verbose="true">

<arg value="-$O-"/>

     <arg value="-$D-"/>

<arg value="-I"/>

      <arg>

        <path>

               <path refid="import" />

        </path>

      </arg>

</exec>

 

I can’t call the –I with path without an space between the –I and the path
list …

 

I have tried this :

<property name="composant-src-dir" value="..\composants\src"/>

<property name="import"
value="${composant-src-dir}\Abrevia;${composant-src-dir}\JLabel”/>

<exec program="dcc32.exe" basedir="${codegear-dir}/bin/" verbose="true">

<arg value="-$O-"/>

     <arg value="-$D-"/>

<arg value="-I${import}"/>

</exec>

 

But with this I have a “ before the –I that is coming and something like
this 

dcc32.exe O- -$D-
“-I..\composants\src\Abrevia..\composants\src\JLabel;..\composants\src\PdfCr
eator”

 

Then it won’t work … and I am loosing the benefice of the path element
(adding “ automatically, converting / to \ in windows …) 

 

Does someone have an idea to get out of those directory problems.

 

Think you for your help

 

Guillaume

 


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