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Terse syntax C# command line parser for .NET with F# support
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Why does this older version have higher version number than newer version? #475

Open Korporal opened 7 years ago

nemec commented 7 years ago

Can you describe the issue, please? Maybe with a screenshot?

ajtruckle commented 7 years ago

What I mean is, in my code I want a Boolean, eg:

if(options.CreateCalendarEvents)

Do this

So:

command: file -c or file --createcalendarevents

But I also want to specify the path of the file to be read in (to create the events). It seems to me that I either map the option to a string or to some other value. But I was hoping:

file -c="This is the file to the file with the events"

-c will map to the bool property

"...." to the associated string

If I have to do this differently please advise the standard.

Thanks.


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Can you describe the issue, please? Maybe with a screenshot?

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ajtruckle commented 7 years ago

Oops please delete comments. Wrong thread.