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@dwoodruff83 it does parse the time, you just have to quote it first: ``` --start "10/23/2018 2:28:28 PM" --start "2017-01-10 12:10:15" ``` Good point though, the `FormatCommandLine` method does not...

Can you post a sample of the classes/command line you're using? There has been confusion in the past on [how the mutually exclusive option works](https://github.com/gsscoder/commandline/wiki/Mutually-Exclusive-Options), you may be seeing those...

Try adding them both to the _same_ set instead. [This SO post](https://stackoverflow.com/a/10774994/564755) implies that the wiki for 1.x is totally wrong and that the new 2.x beta has fixed the...

What is the full text you are sending to the application? I suspect what you are trying to do is not supported - only one verb may be used at...

No it does not. The library allows "free" argument values (identified by a `ValueAttribute`) that are not tied to a flag like `-v`. For example, a verb like: ```csharp class...

What python library are you using to get that feature? I really only have experience with argparse..

This is a duplicate of #490. Unfortunately, no it isn't possible. With the way verbs work in the current version (e.g. `Parse(args)`) I'm having a hard time thinking of a...

You're right - it is not obvious that one generic argument is interpreted as an Options class but multiple are considered Verbs.

No, I think that's the only option. After all, `commandline` doesn't know anything about your `ICommands` interface, you have to tell it which types to use. There may be a...

Hi @polarapfel the code in master follows the 2.x branch, which has breaking changes from 1.x. The old code is available on a separate branch and you can check out...