Package: proguard
Version: 3.4-1
Proguard should be able to accept its options on the command line, but
this does not work very well:
$ proguard -injars in.jar -outjars out.jar -libraryjars midpapi.jar \
> -overloadaggressively -defaultpackage '' -allowaccessmodification \
> -keep 'public class * extends javax.microedition.midlet.MIDlet'
Error: Expecting opening '{' at 'midpapi.jar' in argument number 14
$
The error appears to be in the shell script's argument passing:
$ cat /usr/bin/proguard
#!/bin/sh
exec java -Xss300000 -jar /usr/share/java/proguard.jar $*
$ java -Xss300000 -jar /usr/share/java/proguard.jar \
> -injars in.jar -outjars out.jar -libraryjars midpapi.jar \
> -overloadaggressively -defaultpackage '' -allowaccessmodification \
> -keep 'public class * extends javax.microedition.midlet.MIDlet'
ProGuard, version 3.4
Reading program jar [/tmp/in.jar]
Reading library jar [/tmp/midpapi.jar]
Preparing output jar [/tmp/out.jar]
Copying resources from program jar [/tmp/in.jar]
$
Changing the script to use "$@" rather than $* for argument passing
seems to work.
--
To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
