fmuecke / argsparser

Command argument parser

Hi there 👋

I'm fmuecke, a passionate software developer and agile enthusiast based in Bavaria, Germany.

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• Languages: C++, C#, PowerShell, Batch
• Frameworks: Qt, boost, .Net Core
• Tools: Git, AzureDevops

About Me

I am currently employed as Agile Coach at baramundi software and have a Master's degree equivalent in Computer Science ("Diplominformatiker"). My connection with tech started way back with my dad's old C64 and have been employed in the tech industry for almost 20 years. What fascinated me early on was being able to create things and not just run prigrams but influence the way computers work.

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argsparser's Issues

copyright symbol not displayed correctly

mytool.exe 0.1.2.3 - just a sample tool
Copyright c Florian Mücke 2016

whereas the symbol is correctly specified in the assembly information

support enum values

I would like to specify params that have pre-defined values.

e.g. I am writing an export tool, that supports multiple different formats and I would like to specify those as enum.

enum Format { version1, version2 };
[CommandArg(HelpText = "the output file format", IsRequired = true)]
public Format Format { get; set; }

refine output

the current output wastes a lot of space with all the newlines after each command

Please remove those.

Parser crashes, if command has no desctiption attribute set

Unhandled Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: Sequence contains no matc
hing element
at System.Linq.Enumerable.First[TSource](IEnumerable1 source, Func2 predica
te)
at fmdev.ArgsParser.Command.get_Description()
at fmdev.ArgsParser.ArgsParser.PrintUsage()
at fmdev.ArgsParser.ArgsParser.Parse(String[] args)

display informational version number in header if available

Do not display the whole four deciamals of the version number, if an iformational product version is available.