Args + exposer. This tool shows you exactly what was sent to it.
I needed to debug arguments and data passed/piped into a program. This is the easiest way to do that. It's just a C# program that dumps its arguments (with indices) and all data piped into it. Perfect for checking links with "Open With...", checking formatting of interprocess data (rename it to whatever target you like!), and countless other uses.
The only imports for the actual cs file are System and System.Threading,
so there's no real reason this has to be a Windows Desktop project. Feel
free to export it as a .NET Core application or whatever you feel is
appropriate.
Great for inspecting the piped output of a program and checking how your shell passes command line arguments.
C:\>echo Here is some data echoed to another process. | argsposer -f --long-flag=value parameter
Argsposer v.1 - The Only Version You Need
─────────────────────────────────────────
Command Line Arguments:
0: '-f'
1: '--long-flag=value'
2: 'parameter'
Piped Data:
Here is some data echoed to another process.
Ctrl-C to exit...
Exposes full address of links with an unknown protocol and gives you a quick way to check paths without unmasking (e.g. .url and .lnk files).
Argsposer v.1 - The Only Version You Need
─────────────────────────────────────────
Command Line Arguments:
0: 'C:\Users\Public\Desktop\Firefox.lnk'
No piped data.
Ctrl-C to exit...