Oftentimes it is useful to offer multiple long arguments for an option. A common case is a lengthy long argument for which you want to have a shorter version but the 1-char is not possible (e.g. because it's already assigned to other option).
For example, I have an option DisableResourceWrites with a long arg --disableResourceWrites, for which I would like it to shorten to --drw (-d, -r and -w are already taken).
I would like to use it like:
[Option(new [] { "disableResourceWrite", "drw" }, Required = false, HelpText = "Download resources even if they are already downloaded.")]The help would show up like:
--disableResourceWrite, --drw Download resources even if they are already downloaded.
The unparsing would just choose the first long arg when short names are not preferred.
Oftentimes it is useful to offer multiple long arguments for an option. A common case is a lengthy long argument for which you want to have a shorter version but the 1-char is not possible (e.g. because it's already assigned to other option).
For example, I have an option
DisableResourceWriteswith a long arg--disableResourceWrites, for which I would like it to shorten to--drw(-d,-rand-ware already taken).I would like to use it like:
The help would show up like:
The unparsing would just choose the first long arg when short names are not preferred.