Optimze ProcessStartInfo arguments handling #616
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Thanks for the pull request. I was working on it, but didn't know about the ArgumentList. Your solution is much better. |
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ZipExtractor project
FormMain.csis using APIEnvironment.GetCommandLineArgs()to get arguments.According to MSDN https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.environment.getcommandlineargs. this API is very strictly on handling of backslashes and double quotation marks.
If our app is under some root directory such as d:\
We are supposed to get args
--output "d:\"in ZipExtractor, but it actrully geting--output d:", obviously this is not a valid path #608 .This is a hidden danger of concatenating arguments to a string.
ProcessStartInfoclass has a propertyArgumentList, which can handle argument separation automaticlly. we will no more struggling with spaces, backslashes, and quotation marks.