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Oracle's Tools Reference incorrectly shows the : character as separator for the files that patch a given module:
:
--patch-module module=file(:file)*
The actual separator, as specified in JEP 261 is the host platform's path-separator character:
--patch-module <module>=<file>(<pathsep><file>)*
A look at the source code reveals that javac handles this option in accordance with JEP 261.
On Windows, due to the above mentioned inaccuracy, the plugin fails to patch modules for which two or more JARs have been specified.
I will provide a PR shortly.
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fix issue zyxist#41
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use the host platform's path-separator character to delimit the files passed to the --patch-module option
Merge pull request #1 from siordache-forks/issue#41
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Oracle's Tools Reference incorrectly shows the
:
character as separator for the files that patch a given module:The actual separator, as specified in JEP 261 is the host platform's path-separator character:
A look at the source code reveals that javac handles this option in accordance with JEP 261.
On Windows, due to the above mentioned inaccuracy, the plugin fails to patch modules for which two or more JARs have been specified.
I will provide a PR shortly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: