On 08/03/2012 22:26, Rene Groeschke wrote:
Hello Glen,
sorry for the late reply. You can pass properties from the commandLine to your
run task by
using a bit groovy:
You can dynamically add args to the run task:
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run{
if(project.hasProperty("appProp")){
args appProp
}
}
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this checks if a property named "appProp" is defined. If true, it passes the
property to
the arg method of the run task.
Now you can run your app via gradle from the commandline:
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gradle run -PappProp=test
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That's the detailed version of what I wrote, but as I said, it isn't very practical if you
want several parameters, some being quoted (eg. a path), and so on.
I would prefer to have something like:
gradle run --someGradleOption -R -o "C:/Foo ark/bar.x" -v 5
for example, where after the -R, Gradle doesn't see the parameters as being for itself but
pass them (properly parsed according to the underlying system) to the executed task.
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Philippe Lhoste
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