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Parsing Commandline Arguments
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Description:
We're given some typical *nix commands and want to parse them into their arguments. We'll ignore quoted arguments and other special characters, although if any of the characters &, ;, >, | show up, those signify that a new command has started (so we can ignore any arguments after it).
##Examples
ls -R / ["ls", "-R", "/"]
cat /tmp/data.txt | less
["cat", "/tmp/data.txt"]
(note that we ignored the extra leading spaces on that last example)
Parsing
Regular Expressions
Fundamentals
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| Created | May 13, 2015 |
| Published | May 13, 2015 |
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