Hi Andrew, >> I was trying to get Classpath to build PhoneME today and that requires >> our javah to support @-style arguments as well. From my work for MIDPath >> I know that we also lack that functionality in gjar that is why I tried >> an implementation that can be used in all getopt using classpath tools. >> > > Ok I wasn't aware you were working on this, sorry. Sorry, I did not announce this anywhere. :)
>> What I am also unhappy is that a simple BufferedReader.readLine() is >> used to get the filelist entries. The filelist the phoneme build >> generates looks like this: "Bla Foo Baz". So a simple parser is needed >> that splits at whitespace bounds. My suggested implementation does >> exactly that. >> > > So I see. Is there a reason you didn't use String.split or > StringTokenizer for this? I considered String.split() to be to costly (regular expressions). StringTokenizer would be a good idea ... > The patch looks > good, though I wonder how we can still integrate the stdin support > gjar has. I just saw that StreamTokenizer might provide a good parser that can also deal with quoting. If we use that in the parser and add an optional InputStream argument to Parser.parse() we could have the best of your and my approach and additionally get quoting right. Unfortunately I need some sleep now and will continue with this patch in ~10 hours. Regards Robert
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