*hypf*

If there is one thing the Windows Command Processor (cmd.exe) can do (except starting other programs) it's string processing. Not at Perl's level but certainly more sohpisticated than the C standard library (not counting regex here).

I was just playing around a bit and came up with this:

Pretty straightforward, as usual. The obligatory setlocal with the usual options (I almost always set them, regardless whether I need them or not). Saving all command line arguments into a string and then dissecting it character by character. As soon as the original string is eaten up we can quit and output the result.

And it works in Unicode, too:

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