Launching a mod via the command line argument

[karadoc]

I'm having trouble getting Civ4BeyondSword_PitBoss.exe to automatically load a mod using the command line.

In non-pitboss games I can do the following, and it works:
Civ4BeyondSword.exe" mod="K-Mod"
and this also works:
"Civ4BeyondSword.exe" mod=\K-Mod

But the pitboss version seems to be a buggy, and I haven't managed to get it to work out.

If I try
"Civ4BeyondSword_PitBoss.exe" mod="K-Mod"
I get the following error message:

Mods\-Mod \ is an invalid mod directory, ignoring

Apparently it misread "K-Mod" as "-Mod ".

If I try
"Civ4BeyondSword_PitBoss.exe" mod= "K-Mod"
or
"Civ4BeyondSword_PitBoss.exe" mod\K-Mod
It still doesn't work, but it's a bit closer...

Mods\K-Mod \ is an invalid mod directory, ignoring

If only I could just tell it to ignore the damn space at the end!

So, does anyone here know how to make the command line mod option work correctly?

[karadoc]

Ok. I've worked out how to get around the bug.

The following command works correctly:

Civ4BeyondSword_PitBoss.exe" mod= K-Mod\""

(note: the space after '=', and the \" at the end are important. The final " is not required unless you want to redirect stdin or stderr; but it doesn't hurt to have it in there regardless.)