/// <summary>
/// This splits the app's arguments into a string[]. Works for "regular" apps and ClickOnce apps.
/// It handles a regular argument string passed to a regular exe (result does not include the exe path),
/// a query string passed to a ClickOnce app's URI, or a query string passed to a ClickOnce app's .appref-ms file.
/// </summary>
public static string[] GetArgs(bool keepQuotes = false)
{
using (Log.InfoCall())
{
string[] args = null;
if (ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed)
{
// This means we were called via the ClickOnce shortcut or URL.
Log.Info("ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed = true.");
args = GetClickOnceArgs(keepQuotes);
}
else
{
Log.Info("ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed = false.");
Log.Info("Command line: ", Environment.CommandLine);
args = ArgParserTX.SplitCommandLine(Environment.CommandLine, keepQuotes).Skip(1).ToArray();
}
return(args ?? new string[0]);
}
}
// Parses the command line and sets public fields/properties including IsHelpWanted and ErrorMessage.
// If canDisplayMsg is true, a message box will be displayed if an error is found or the -help switch is found.
// Otherwise, the caller should display any error found and/or call ShowHelp().
// Returns true if no error was found, false if the ErrorMessage property was set.
public static bool ParseCommandLine(bool canDisplayMsg)
{
using (Log.InfoCall())
{
string[] args = ArgParserTX.GetArgs(keepQuotes: false);
foreach (string arg in args)
{
Log.Debug("Got argument: ", arg);
// Arguments that start with - or / are switches.
// Others are "non-switches".
char switchFlag = arg[0];
if (switchFlag == '-' || switchFlag == '/')
{
// It's a switch.
// In general switches can have optional values, like "-switch:value". ParseSwitch() sets switchPart
// and valuePart. If the syntax is incorrect, ParseSwitch() returns false and sets
// msg to an error message.
string switchPart;
string valuePart;
string msg;
if (ArgParserTX.ParseSwitch(arg, out switchPart, out valuePart, out msg))
{
switch (switchPart.ToLower())
{
case "?":
case "h":
case "help":
IsHelpWanted = true;
break;
case "s":
case "server":
if (valuePart.NullOrWhiteSpace())
{
SetError("The '{0}{1}' switch requires a value (i.e. the server name).".Fmt(switchFlag, switchPart));
}
else if (ServerName == null)
{
if (System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed)
{
ServerName = ArgParserTX.PercentDecode(valuePart);
}
else
{
ServerName = valuePart;
}
}
else
{
SetError("Two or more server names have been specified: '{0}' and '{1}'.".Fmt(ServerName, valuePart));
}
break;
case "ff":
case "filefilter":
if (valuePart.NullOrWhiteSpace())
{
SetError("The '{0}{1}' switch requires a value (i.e. a file name filter).".Fmt(switchFlag, switchPart));
}
else if (FileFilter == null)
{
if (System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed)
{
FileFilter = ArgParserTX.PercentDecode(valuePart);
}
else
{
FileFilter = valuePart;
}
}
else
{
SetError("Two or more file filters have been specified: '{0}' and '{1}'.".Fmt(FileFilter, valuePart));
}
break;
default:
SetError("Unrecognized switch: {0}{1}".Fmt(switchFlag, switchPart));
break;
} // switch (switchPart)
} // Valid switch format
else
{
// Some fundamental error in the format of a "-switch:value" pair
// such as the presence of "-switch:" with no value.
SetError(msg);
}
} // Found switch arg
else
{
// It's a non-switch. This program allows a single non-switch to specify the file to view.
if (FilePath == null)
{
FilePath = arg;
}
else
{
SetError("More than one <FilePath> argument was specfied. Are quotes needed?\n\n First: {0}\n Second: {1}".Fmt(FilePath, arg));
}
}
} // foreach arg
if (FilePath != null)
{
if (FilePath.EndsWith(".application", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
// Assume this means we were launched via our own TracerX-Viewer.application file, when means don't actually have a file arg.
FilePath = null;
}
else
{
// If this app is installed as a ClickOnce app and the user double-clicks a
// file, the FilePath argument will be a URI such as
// "file:///c:\logs\may%20have%20blanks.tx1". That is, any blanks will be
// percent-encoded. We can construct a Uri object from the string and get the
// Url.LocalPath property.
Uri uri;
string localPath = FilePath;
if (Uri.TryCreate(FilePath, UriKind.Absolute, out uri))
{
localPath = uri.LocalPath;
}
// Constructing a FileInfo is the best way I know
// to check if the file path syntax is valid.
try
{
FileInfo test = new FileInfo(localPath);
FilePath = localPath;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// Use the original argument in the error message.
SetError("Invalid file path syntax:\n\n {0}".Fmt(FilePath));
}
}
}
if (IsHelpWanted || ErrorMessage != null)
{
// Clear any args that were found so they are not acted on.
ServerName = null;
FilePath = null;
if (canDisplayMsg)
{
ShowHelp(ErrorMessage);
}
}
else
{
Log.Info("AppArgs.FilePath = ", FilePath);
Log.Info("AppArgs.ServerName = ", ServerName);
}
return(ErrorMessage == null);
} // using Log
}
// Sets properties from command line args. May set ErrorMessage.
private static void ParseArgs()
{
string[] args = ArgParserTX.GetArgs(keepQuotes: false);
foreach (string arg in args)
{
Log.Debug("Got argument: ", arg);
// Arguments that start with - or / are switches.
// Others are "non-switches".
char switchFlag = arg[0];
if (switchFlag == '-' || switchFlag == '/')
{
// The arg is a switch.
// Switches can be bare such as "-switchpart" or have values such as "-switchpart:valuepart".
// ParseSwitch() checks the syntax of the switch argument and sets switchPart
// and valuePart. If the syntax is incorrect, ParseSwitch() returns false and sets
// msg to an error message.
string switchPart;
string valuePart;
string msg;
if (ArgParserTX.ParseSwitch(arg, out switchPart, out valuePart, out msg))
{
switch (switchPart.ToLower())
{
case "?":
case "h":
case "help":
SetBool(ref _isHelpWanted, switchPart, valuePart);
break;
case "i":
case "install":
SetBool(ref _isInstall, switchPart, valuePart);
break;
case "u":
case "uninstall":
SetBool(ref _isUninstall, switchPart, valuePart);
break;
case "c":
case "console":
SetBool(ref _isConsoleApp, switchPart, valuePart);
break;
case "impersonate":
SetBool(ref _isImpersonate, switchPart, valuePart);
break;
case "p":
case "port":
SetInt(ref _port, switchPart, valuePart);
break;
case "r":
case "retry":
SetInt(ref _retryInterval, switchPart, valuePart);
break;
default:
SetError("Unrecognized switch: {0}{1}".Fmt(switchFlag, switchPart));
break;
} // switch (switchPart)
} // Valid switch format
else
{
// Some fundamental error in the format of a "-switch:value" pair
// such as the presence of "-switch:" with no value.
SetError(msg);
}
} // Found switch arg
else
{
// It's a non-switch.
SetError("The following argument is not a switch and is therefore invalid.\n{0}".Fmt(arg));
}
} // foreach arg
}
public static void StartNewViewer(string file = null, string server = null)
{
using (Log.InfoCall())
{
// If this is a ClickOnce app we can't just
// call Process.Start(Application.ExecutablePath) because the new process won't use the
// same application settings file as the current process. To use the same settings file we need to
// start the new process via the same shortcut that started the current process.
// Here we try to determine that shortcut.
DeploymentDescription clickOnceInfo = Instance;
string arguments = "";
Log.Info("file = ", file);
Log.Info("server = ", server);
Log.Info("clickOnceInfo = ", clickOnceInfo);
if (clickOnceInfo == null)
{
// Not a ClickOnce app. Just invoke the .exe directly.
if (file != null)
{
arguments = "\"" + file + "\"";
}
if (!server.NullOrWhiteSpace())
{
arguments += " -server:\"" + server + "\"";
}
Process.Start(System.Windows.Forms.Application.ExecutablePath, arguments);
}
else
{
// We're a ClickOnce app. Invoke process via the ClickOnce shortcut. In this case the argument string cannot
// have embedded spaces or double-quotes. Use the '&' char where we would normally use a space to separate
// the arguments and percent-encode each individual argument in case they contain spaces or '&'s.
if (file != null)
{
//arguments = "%22" + file + "%22"; // Truncated at first blank.
//arguments = "\"" + file + "\""; // Quotes are removed, embedded blanks look like multiple args.
//arguments = "file:" + ArgParser.PercentEncode(file); // Invalid URI and invalid file.
//arguments = "-file:\"" + file + "\""; // Truncated at first quote.
// The Uri class will correctly percent-encode the file path so there are no embedded spaces.
Uri uri = new Uri(file);
arguments = uri.AbsoluteUri;
}
if (!server.NullOrWhiteSpace())
{
arguments += "&-server:" + ArgParserTX.PercentEncode(server);
}
Log.Info("argument string: ", arguments);
Process.Start(clickOnceInfo.Shortcut, arguments);
}
}
}
// Parses the command line and sets public fields/properties including IsHelpWanted and ErrorMessage.
// If canDisplayMsg is true, a message box will be displayed if an error is found or the -help switch is found.
// Otherwise, the caller should display any error found and/or call ShowHelp().
// Returns true if no error was found, false if the ErrorMessage property was set.
public static bool ParseCommandLine(bool canDisplayMsg)
{
using (Log.InfoCall())
{
string[] args = ArgParserTX.GetArgs(keepQuotes: false);
foreach (string arg in args)
{
Log.Debug("Got argument: ", arg);
// Arguments that start with - or / are switches.
// Others are "non-switches".
char switchFlag = arg[0];
if (switchFlag == '-' || switchFlag == '/')
{
// It's a switch.
// In general switches can have optional values, like "-switch:value". ParseSwitch() sets switchPart
// and valuePart. If the syntax is incorrect, ParseSwitch() returns false and sets
// msg to an error message.
string switchPart;
string valuePart;
string msg;
if (ArgParserTX.ParseSwitch(arg, out switchPart, out valuePart, out msg))
{
switch (switchPart.ToLower())
{
case "?":
case "h":
case "help":
IsHelpWanted = true;
break;
case "s":
case "server":
if (valuePart.NullOrWhiteSpace())
{
SetError("The '{0}{1}' switch requires a value (i.e. the server name).".Fmt(switchFlag, switchPart));
}
else if (ServerName == null)
{
if (System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed)
{
ServerName = ArgParserTX.PercentDecode(valuePart);
}
else
{
ServerName = valuePart;
}
}
else
{
SetError("Two or more server names have been specified: '{0}' and '{1}'.".Fmt(ServerName, valuePart));
}
break;
case "ff":
case "filefilter":
if (valuePart.NullOrWhiteSpace())
{
SetError("The '{0}{1}' switch requires a value (i.e. a file name filter).".Fmt(switchFlag, switchPart));
}
else if (FileFilter == null)
{
if (System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed)
{
FileFilter = ArgParserTX.PercentDecode(valuePart);
}
else
{
FileFilter = valuePart;
}
}
else
{
SetError("Two or more file filters have been specified: '{0}' and '{1}'.".Fmt(FileFilter, valuePart));
}
break;
default:
SetError("Unrecognized switch: {0}{1}".Fmt(switchFlag, switchPart));
break;
} // switch (switchPart)
} // Valid switch format
else
{
// Some fundamental error in the format of a "-switch:value" pair
// such as the presence of "-switch:" with no value.
SetError(msg);
}
} // Found switch arg
else
{
// It's a non-switch. This program allows a single non-switch to specify the file to view.
if (FilePath == null)
{
FilePath = arg;
}
else
{
SetError("More than one <FilePath> argument was specfied. Are quotes needed?\n\n First: {0}\n Second: {1}".Fmt(FilePath, arg));
}
}
} // foreach arg
if (FilePath != null)
{
if (FilePath.EndsWith(".application", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
// Assume this means we were launched via our own TracerX-Viewer.application file, which means we don't actually have a file arg.
FilePath = null;
}
else
{
// If this app is installed as a ClickOnce app and the user double-clicks a
// file, the FilePath argument will be a URI such as
// "file:///c:\logs\may%20have%20spaces.tx1"
// or
// "file://server/share/has%20space%20and%20%25.tx1".
// That is, it will be percent-encoded. However, we want a regular
// file path that is NOT percent-encoded.
// We can construct a Uri object from the string and get the
// Url.LocalPath property to do that. If FilePath is not a valid URI
// we may need to percent-decode it ourselves but we must not
// percent-decode it twice because the original file name may contain the % char.
Uri uri;
string localPath = null;
if (FilePath.StartsWith("file://", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase) && Uri.TryCreate(FilePath, UriKind.Absolute, out uri))
{
localPath = uri.LocalPath;
Log.Debug("Converted URI '", FilePath, "' to\n", localPath);
}
else if (System.Deployment.Application.ApplicationDeployment.IsNetworkDeployed)
{
// This is a ClickOnce app. It was probably invoked via the command line or Process.Start() using the .appref-ms file.
// In that scenario we require the file path to be percent-encoded (also the switch arguments).
localPath = ArgParserTX.PercentDecode(FilePath);
Log.Debug("PercentDecode(\"", FilePath, "\") returned\n", localPath);
}
else
{
// Since this is not a ClickOnce app, regular command line syntax applies. The FilePath
// need not be percent-encoded, though the user should have enclosed it in quotes, that are
// gone now, if it contains blanks.
localPath = FilePath;
Log.Debug("Using FilePath as is: ", FilePath);
}
// Constructing a FileInfo is the best way I know
// to check if the file path syntax is valid.
try
{
FileInfo test = new FileInfo(localPath);
// If no exception we have a valid path (syntax).
FilePath = localPath;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// Use the original argument in the error message.
SetError("Invalid file path syntax:\n\n {0}".Fmt(FilePath));
}
}
}
if (IsHelpWanted || ErrorMessage != null)
{
// Clear any args that were found so they are not acted on.
ServerName = null;
FilePath = null;
if (canDisplayMsg)
{
ShowHelp(ErrorMessage);
}
}
else
{
Log.Info("AppArgs.FilePath = ", FilePath);
Log.Info("AppArgs.ServerName = ", ServerName);
}
return(ErrorMessage == null);
} // using Log
}
