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I would like to pass completely unbound unparsed arguments. From documentation I assumed combination of [Value] attribute add dash-dash should work, for example:
program verb -a 1 2 3 -b 5 6 7 -- ADDITION ARGUMENT COME HERE
yet it does not seem to be working:
[Verb("verb")]
public class Verb
{
[Option('a')]
public IEnumerable<int> A { get; set; };
[Option('b')]
public IEnumerable<int> B { get; set; };
[Value(0)]
public IEnumerable<string> More { get; set; }
}
I guess the problem is index 0 on Value, but it seems to be required?
How it supposed to work?
Thanks,
PS. I used EnableDashDash
PPS. Is it possible that it is working in general but not for verbs?
PPPS. It seems that More gets consumed by 'b' (dash dash is not a circuit breaker when parsing b)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is fixed by PR #610, which will be in version 2.9.0 once it finally gets released. (Release was delayed by an expired API key, but #733 takes care of the API key; once it's merged, the release should finally be possible.)
I would like to pass completely unbound unparsed arguments. From documentation I assumed combination of
[Value]
attribute add dash-dash should work, for example:program verb -a 1 2 3 -b 5 6 7 -- ADDITION ARGUMENT COME HERE
yet it does not seem to be working:
I guess the problem is index 0 on Value, but it seems to be required?
How it supposed to work?
Thanks,
PS. I used
EnableDashDash
PPS. Is it possible that it is working in general but not for verbs?
PPPS. It seems that
More
gets consumed by 'b' (dash dash is not a circuit breaker when parsingb
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: