| Title |
Test
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Pattern Title
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| Expression |
"{0,2}(?:(?:\\\\(?:\w+)\\(?:\w+\$?)|(?:[A-Z]):)(?:\\(?:[^\\:*?"'<>|\r\n]+))+|(?:[^\\:*?"'<>|\r\n]+))\.exe"?\ (?<commandstring>(?:[^\r\n]*(?=")|[^\r\n]*)) |
| Description |
Written to test the .NET System.Environment.CommandLine string for the existance of arguments. If a match is found, the command arguments can be extracted by retrieving a MatchCollection and retriving the index "commandstring". Works with local and UNC filepaths. |
| Matches |
""\\corp10\D$\temp1\temp2\file 3.exe" /out:library" | C:\file2.exe /a | file2.ex |
| Non-Matches |
"\\corp10\D$\temp1\temp2\file 3.exe" | C:\file2.exe | "Temp App.exe" |
| Author |
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Brandon Haase
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| Your Rating |
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Title: Great work!
Name: Nick
Date: 2/19/2009 11:49:32 PM
Comment:
Now besides the PathGetArgs() API, Theres a way to extract arguments from a command!
