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If i mark a property with [Required] the Console should be asking about them.

And how can i write data to console during executing command? Building a tree who is renderd partly?

Arguments are not matched against anything else and no other commands will be matched against it.

By stating that an argument is a sub command argument it will only be matched when the command word is present.

I would like to disable the follow type of error messages in Program.cs:

The arguments [ListArgs] and [HelpArgs] are non deterministic in respect to the args: {{name:"help", value:"True", isMatch:True, isDefault:False}}

Readme-files for each of the sample apps which describes what features of the framework it uses and a short description of what the sample app does.

Most of the public API is undocumented. Would be nice to have most of it covered. See ConsoleApp as a good example.

It would be nice to have an automatic print out of all the arguments and a way to have the system to self document it self.

We need more content in the wiki

I have used Consolas to create a console app. It requires a path to a directory to be passed as an argument. This fails as it sees the ':' (colon) as an Operator in the path 'C:\first\second\folder'. I've also tried relative paths.

The problem seems to be in the ArgumentLL2Parser class but I'm unsure about how to prevent the Tokens.Operator.IsMatch from checking inside my path string.

Example:

C:\> MyConsolasApp.exe "C:\path\to\folder\" 

Unhandled Exception: System.Exception: Couldn't parse ':' as value
   at Consolas.Core.ArgumentLL2Parser.GetValue() in C:\Source\github\Consolas\Source\ConsoleApp.Core\ArgumentLL2Parser.cs:line 90

I have a command with more than one Execute method with different argument classes:

public class ExampleCommand : Command
{
    public string Execute(Args1 args)
    {
        return "args1";
    }

    public string Execute(Args2 args)
    {
        return "args2";
    }
}

When invoking the command I get an exception : Unhandled Exception: System.Reflection.AmbiguousMatchException: Ambiguous match found.

I have two or more argument classes which all have a property with the same signature. When invoking a command only one of the argument classes is matched even though other argument members are set.