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Parsing Command Line Arguments

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26 Apr 2009CPOL2 min read 61.8K   494   83  
The CommandLineParser library provides a simple way to define command line arguments and parse them in your application.
For applications that have one or two arguments, you could probably manage with some switches and ifs, but when there are more arguments, you could use a CommandLineParser library and thus make your code cleaner and more elegant.
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\bin\Release\InteractiveParserTest.exe
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\bin\Release\InteractiveParserTest.pdb
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\bin\Release\CommandLineParser.dll
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\bin\Release\CommandLineParser.pdb
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\bin\Release\CommandLineParser.xml
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\obj\Release\ResolveAssemblyReference.cache
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\obj\Release\InteractiveParserTest.exe
D:\Programování\CommandLineParser\InteractiveParserTest\obj\Release\InteractiveParserTest.pdb

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