When starting a simulation the IDE prints a misleading command to the console by using ; as a NED exclusion separator

[rhornig]

• OMNeT++ version: 6.0.3
• OS: Ubuntu

When starting a simulation, the IDE passes the NED package exclusion list as a semicolon separated list. Moreover, it also prints this command verbatim to the console. This is misleading because people copy-paste the command the shell, where the latter part of the command will silently cut off because of the ; in the middle. While properly quoting this parameter would solve this, it would be probably better to use colons as a exclusion package list separator. The NED folder list (-n) already uses : .

To Reproduce
Start an INET simulation from the IDE and copy paste the command line printed by the IDE to the shell. It will complain about missing simple module classes because the INET shared lib will not be loaded.

see #1122