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Usually the command line is made of the application name and its parameters. When launching a DOS program, BaseCheckVDM builds suitable ApplicationName and CommandLine strings "DOS-compatible". ApplicationName is left-trimmed for whitespace and then converted to short-path format, and CommandLine sees the application name part (its first token) removed. We didn't do it before, we do it now. Care is taken when quotes are present in ApplicationName. Finally DOS command lines usually receive a newline character, so we also add it there. This is how behave Windows: just put our ntvdm in Windows, and observe what it receives... svn path=/trunk/; revision=63361
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