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Hi,

I need to build a command line utility capturing the cli using $CmdLineRaw and doing interpretation using StringRegExp

The cli structure will always begin with - sign followed by letter -w -s etc.. next value # could be up to 9 digit could be with or without space from the "-w999 or -w 999" or word like -configfile or -wizard

now i am tackling myself how to create the right expression and insert each command into array?

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Hi,

I need to build a command line utility capturing the cli using $CmdLineRaw and doing interpretation using StringRegExp

The cli structure will always begin with - sign followed by letter -w -s etc.. next value # could be up to 9 digit could be with or without space from the "-w999 or -w 999" or word like -configfile or -wizard

now i am tackling myself how to create the right expression and insert each command into array?

You really know how to troll for RegExp geeks, don't you?
#include <Array.au3>

$simCommandLineRaw = "C:\MyDir\MySub-dir\MyScript.exe -x0 -a1 -b 22 -c333-d four-ffive"
$avRET = StringRegExp($simCommandLineRaw, "(?:.+\.exe )*(?:-)([[:alpha:]] *[[:alnum:]]+)", 3)
_ArrayDisplay($avRET, "$avRET")

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