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How can I read the command line of a C # application for the console, how was it printed?

I am writing a small console REPL application, and I read the command, split it, and used the switch-poor switch statement to decide which method to invoke (instead of using the strategy template). Then I put each command in the history for audit.

The command line when the application starts, as indicated, is lost because it is already split. I would prefer to have the whole command line and continue working with my loop and have my own split procedure.

Is it possible to somehow get the whole command line?

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You can get the entire command line that was originally passed to the program through

Environment.CommandLine

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, :

var arg = string.Join(" ", args);

, :

Environment.GetCommandLineArgs()
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