handle spaces in command line arguments

[Sergio Ferrero]

Hi, 

I'd like to know whether dare can handle arguments with spaces and if so, how this should be done.

I'm using dare on a Mac.

For example, supple that I want to run dare on an file named "my app.apk"

I tried using quotes and escaping with \ :

 1) dare -d "/Users/Sergio/temp/output/my app" "/Users/Sergio/temp/my app.apk"

 2) dare -d /Users/Sergio/temp/output/my\ app /Users/Sergio/temp/my\ app.apk

and both options failed with the message:

Unable to open 'app' as zip archive

Not Zip, retrying as DEX

ERROR: unable to open 'app': No such file or directory

Thanks

Sergio

[Dalvik Retargeting (Dare)]

Hi Sergio,

No, you're right, Dare does not handle these correctly. I'm hoping to do something about it in a future revision of Dare, but for now you'd have to change the file names to removes the spaces.

Best,

Damien

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[Sergio Ferrero]

Ok, Thanks Damien.

Sergio