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Syntax for the path - clarification

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Hi I used: `file -c".\TheFile.xml"` It was fine. I tried: `file -c=".\TheFile.xml"` Not what I expected. I thought it would strip the = character. Is that right?

ajtruckle

Why does this older version have higher version number than newer version?

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The-Futurist

Hi, Consider this generic approach, I think it's better for developers, simpler pattern: ``` static void Main(string[] args) { var options = CommandLine.Parser.Default.ParseArguments(args); if (options.Available) // Values are available here...

The-Futurist

every time I get this I forget which one works and which one doesn't...this version does not. The C# example `var isValid = CommandLine.Parser.Default.ParseArgumentsStrict(args, options);` throws the error `Severity Code...

scottemick

Getting the "current" verb

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In the code below, I'd like to be able to either: - Pass the parsed verb to RunTask or - Retrieve the verb in RunTask Is either one or both...

jeffeld

Is it possible to use case insensitive with Verbs?

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Since verbs are defined as attributes before classes, can you still use case insensitivity?

pduer

Given an options class with an option of type string: ```c# class Options { [Option('c', "command", HelpText = "command")] public string Command { get; set; } } class Program {...

cdmihai

Multilevel Verb command in version 2

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Hello, I have a question. Can somebody tell me how to implement multilevel verb command using version 2? For example I need to implement the following commands: > Create DataArea...

SuhovDE

Currently it is only possible to provide a MaximumElements parameter to limit the upper bound. Suppose I have a command line syntax expecting 1 or more paths, the parser does...

hakito

Time to parse N args scales quadratically with N, can result in very long parse times under certain conditions

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Hello, I've been using this parsing library for a project I'm working on and I've come across a condition where the parsing function was taking a very long time to...

Inirit