c# - What's the proper way to deal with \ in .NET console application arguments? -

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i wrote small application copy files source destination. expected 2 parameters, source , destination. following command works fine.

test.exe "c:\source path" "d:\destination"

the problem have when pass parameter within " , end \ messes up.

for example:

test.exe "c:\source path\" "d:\destination"

since \ escape character test.exe gets first argument c:\source path" instead of c:\source path\

so, what's proper way deal problem.

even basic sample shows strange behavior - \" passed command line converted ":

static void main(string[] args) {  foreach(var s in args)  {     system.console.writeline(s);  } }

 test.exe @"c:\source path\" @"d:\destination"

the @ makes string verbatim literal.

in verbatim string literal, characters between delimiters interpreted verbatim, exception being quote-escape-sequence.

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