Do not fail on parsing of ps output #5
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This is partial fix to #4
The ps returns a command trimmed to 18 chars and some processes may have spaces in their title. Then we parsing by splitting by a space. So there is two problems: unquoted title and its stripping.
From the
man ps:In fact, the ps only shows contents of the
/proc/directory. You may run it withstrace psto see what it does. So the app should just do the same itself without relaying on the ps. Maybe there are some libraries or existing projects who does this. The IntelliJ Idea and Android Studio do have such process explorers