I'm trying to write a replacement of the integrated <zip>
task so that it supports passwords using <exec>
and 7za.exe
. The idea is to have a drop-in replacement of the <zip>
task.
The difficulty is, that <zip>
support so many ways to declare which files to include/exclude such as:
includes
includesfile
excludes
excludesfile
defaultexcludes
<fileset>
declarationsIs there a way to use the result of these fileset
instructions inside the exec task?
Based on the answer I was able to come up with a solution which works similar to the integrated <zip>
task. Using <pathconvert>
and single quotes does the trick:
<macrodef name="sevenzip" description="Command line interface for 7zip">
<attribute name="level" default="5"/> <!-- will be ignored for now, just to make it compatible with normal ZIP task -->
<attribute name="basedir"/>
<attribute name="excludes" default=""/>
<attribute name="includes" default="**/**"/>
<attribute name="destfile"/>
<attribute name="password" default=""/>
<sequential>
<description>7-Zip integration</description>
<local name="passArg" />
<if>
<equals arg1="@{password}" arg2=""/>
<then>
<property name="passArg" value="" />
</then>
<else>
<!-- p<SECRET> = set password of archive -->
<property name="passArg" value='"-p@{password}"' />
</else>
</if>
<fileset id="mask" dir="@{basedir}">
<include name="@{includes}" />
<exclude name="@{excludes}" />
</fileset>
<local name="mask" />
<pathconvert property="mask" refid="mask" pathsep="' '" />
<!-- the single quotes help to wrap file names containing spaces -->
<exec executable="${7zip.cmd}" failonerror="true">
<!-- command -->
<arg value="a"/> <!-- a : add files to archive -->
<!-- arg value="u"/ --> <!-- u : update files to archive -->
<!-- switches -->
<arg value="-bd"/> <!-- -bd : disable percentage indicator -->
<arg value="-tzip"/> <!-- -t<type> : set type of archive -->
<arg value="${passArg}"/>
<arg value="--"/> <!-- : Stop switches parsing -->
<!-- archive file -->
<arg value="@{destfile}"/>
<!-- file names / wildcards -->
<arg line="'${mask}'"/>
<!--
the single quotes are the outter wrapper for the single quotes
from pathconvert, the line attribute add the result to the arguments
but NOT as a single escaped string
-->
</exec>
</sequential>
</macrodef>