Ant exec task: How to break one long argument into multiple lines?

Arg line' is deprecated in Ant. Use 'arg value' instead. See this example from the docs.

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1 That way, each parameter is seperated from the previous one with a space. I don't want that. All parameters of the executable should be concatenated as ONE string.

I still didn't find a possibility to do that. – ifischer Nov 2 '10 at 16:07.

You can try this: And then use it in the exec: You can use the prefix attribute with value "--property " in arg to create the following: --property PROP1: --property PROP2.

Hmm when I do it that way, Ant appends my home directory to the pathref, resulting in the following argument: /home/mackaz/arg1:/home/mackaz/arg2 but I want an argument like arg1:arg2 – ifischer Nov 2 '10 at 16:12.

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