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Terse syntax C# command line parser for .NET with F# support

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Is it possible to do something like the following? myapp --interactive myapp --service myapp import --file C:\test.xml --model ModelOne So I want the option of using the import verb, if...

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Hi, First of all, thanks for the library, I really appreciate the effort and the project in general. :) But I just spent 1h trying to get MutuallyExclusiveSet feature working....

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In this repro pulled from my unit tests, I am checking that parsing fails when the full option 'source' is used but with a single '-' character. This actually parses:...

class Options { [Option('f', "files")] public IEnumerable Files { get; set; } } Parser.Default.ParseArguments(args, options) and then started with cmd line -f "C:\Program Files\desktop.ini" Got and error -f/--files option violates...

For the ones who have missed the cause of my last absence from OS/etc, please follow this link: https://twitter.com/gsscoder/status/821821285701451777 Here everything is explained. Bye :)

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I've been looking into custom HelpText formatting, and I'm wondering if theres support for creating categories for options, or even just adding individual options to HelpText one by one in...

I am trying to import the project in commandline/src/libcmdline/CommandLine35.csproj of the stable version 1.9.71.2 and I get compilation errors... This project cannot be compiled. Please, correct it!

I have a console application done in Visual Studio 2008 Professional and .NET Framework 3.5. I have downloaded current package in this web, 1.9.71.2 stable. When I reference library from...

I'm using version 2.1.1-beta. I'm trying to use the built-in verb `version` to display the information, but it's not working. It works if I use the `--version` switch. Am I...

Is there any existing way to define `commands`, intended as classes to execute specific options? IF not, any plan to add support? I would expect something like this, removing lot...