Windows Escape prompt

Question

I am trying to pass a string to a Win32 program from the command line so that it prints intact.

Why do I need to run "AAA < [e-mail] >" how "" "AAA < [e-mail] >" ""
but
"AAA < [e-mail] >", (including the comma) as the "\" AAA ^ < [e-mail] ^> \ ","

I do not see consistency in escaping rules for the Windows command line

PS I'm trying to create a .cmd file

Update:

I use a simple C test program that is compiled with gcc, no additional related object files. If I replace it with perl, the rules remain the same.

I am trying to create a general screening algorithm. It will generate a .cmd file that will call perl with output redirection. I currently have a problem: if the string contains an odd number of double quotes that are escaped with a backslash, the output redirection does not work. The same problem is described in the last comment http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2010/09/17/10063629.aspx .

If I use "as escape for", it breaks into a space, so it will result in two parameters instead of one. Also "" has some artifacts.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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