I am trying to map the window titles of running applications to their corresponding executable names in C#. Currently, I am using the GetWindowText() method to retrieve the window title and manually mapping the title to the executable name.
Here’s my current implementation:

public string GetWindowTitle(IntPtr window)
{
    StringBuilder title = new StringBuilder(10000);
    if (GetWindowText(window, title, 10000) > 0)
    {
        return title.ToString();
    }
    return "";
}

public string GetGeneralName(string windowTitle)
{
    if (windowTitle.Contains("Microsoft Visual Studio"))
    {
        return "devenv";
    }
    if (windowTitle.Contains("Brave"))
    {
        return "brave";
    }
    if (windowTitle.Contains("Google Chrome"))
    {
        return "chrome";
    }
    if (windowTitle.Contains("Visual Studio Code"))
    {
        return "Code";
    }
    return "";
}

The problem with this approach is that it doesn’t work for window titles that are not listed in the GetGeneralName method.

For example, if the window title is “Process – Microsoft Visual Studio”, I want to map it to “devenv” dynamically without hardcoding the mapping.