Use intermediate file containing javac arguments to overcome windows limitations

editor/tools/compile_analyzer.py

Index: editor/tools/compile_analyzer.py
diff --git a/editor/tools/compile_analyzer.py b/editor/tools/compile_analyzer.py
index 0a4e3eab17e6f9ddcac2d4093b043fc11815e91b..b6016e0a04a836adc9fc4248595e3e89247f00bb 100644
--- a/editor/tools/compile_analyzer.py
+++ b/editor/tools/compile_analyzer.py
@@ -35,7 +35,10 @@ def GetOptions():
 
 def CompileAnalyzer(options, args):
   # We rely on all jar files being copied to the output dir.
-  class_path = options.output_dir + '*'
+  if sys.platform == 'win32':
+    class_path = options.output_dir + '*;'
+  else:
+    class_path = options.output_dir + '*'
   cmd = [GetJavacPath(),
          '-sourcepath', 'foobar',
          '-source', '6',
@@ -45,7 +48,7 @@ def CompileAnalyzer(options, args):
          '-cp', class_path,
          ]
   cmd.extend(args)
-  subprocess.call(cmd)
+  subprocess.check_call(cmd)

[ahe, 2013/04/12 15:06:49]

Unfortunately, we cannot use check_call as it isn't available on older mac
versions.

[kustermann, 2013/04/12 15:18:08]

Done.

 
 def CreateJarFile(options):
   class_path_file_name = options.output_dir + options.class_path_file
@@ -53,7 +56,7 @@ def CreateJarFile(options):
   cmd = [GetJarToolPath(), 'cfem', jar_file_name, options.entry_point,
          class_path_file_name,
          '-C', options.output_dir, options.jar_entry_directory]
-  subprocess.call(cmd)
+  subprocess.check_call(cmd)
 
 def CopyFiles(options):
   # Strip " from the string