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CommandLineParser v2.9.0-preview1
is releases Today (july 24, 2020) with new features.
The package can be downloaded from:
C#: https://www.nuget.org/packages/CommandLineParser/2.9.0-preview1
F#: https://www.nuget.org/packages/CommandLineParser.Fsharp/2.9.0-preview1
What is new in that version, read Changelog
The new features:
- Multi-instance option support.
option can be repeated as:
$ myprog -t value1 -t value2 -t value3
Configure Parser as:
var parser= new Parser(with =>{
with.AllowMultiInstance =true;
});
- Move Errors and Value up to the abstract class definition.
you can extract Options object or Parser Errors from ResultSet:
var result = parser.ParseArguments<Options>(args);
//extract Options object and errors
Options options= result.Value;
var Errors = result.Errors;
- Add support for flags enums.
see wiki - Implement verb aliases.
[Verb("copy", aliases: new string[] { "cp", "cpy" }, HelpText = "Copy some stuff")]
public class CopyVerb
{
//....
}
You can use verb alias:
$ myprg copy -f file.txt
$ myprg cp -f file.txt # use alias
$ myprg cpy -f file.txt # use alias
- New Unparsing Extension method is added:
FormatCommandLineArgs
to return array of strings.
see wiki - New string extension method
SplitArgs
to split commandline string with handling double quote with/o keeping the double quote and ignoring the extra spaces in the string.
var myargs="-a xyz --name \"path to file\" -b 123";
string[] args =myargs.SplitArgs(); //return {"-a","xyz","--name","path to file", "-b", "123"}
string[] args =myargs.SplitArgs(true); //keep quote and return {"-a","xyz","--name","\"path to file\"", "-b", "123"}
- Allow single dash as a value, now it's allowed:
-a - --filename -
.