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Program.Base: Drop In Command Line Application Functionality for Your Projects

15 Feb 2024 by honey the codewitch

Presenting a C# partial Program class to add core functionality to your CLI projects and get you up and running faster

command-line

A simple project to change file permissions on linux using chmod and monodevelop

7 Jan 2018 by charles henington

A simple workaround for FilePermission in monodevelop

A Boilerplate Command Line Tool Application in C#

4 May 2020 by honey the codewitch

Start out with the basics for command line argument processing and exception handling for your console based utilities

Parsley: A Recursive Descent Parser Generator in C#

9 Jan 2020 by honey the codewitch

Generate powerful, maintainable parsers in most major .NET languages using a friendly grammar format

Flexible C# Command Line Parsing via Attributes

4 Apr 2018 by Eric Lynch

A flexible command line parsing class that uses C# attributes and reflection to discover syntax

C#/.NET Console Argument Parser and Validation with ConsoleCommon

10 Nov 2020 by Yisrael Lax

.NET Library for automatically validating and casting console input parameters

mscript: A Programming Language for Scripting Command Line Operations

7 Feb 2022 by Michael Sydney Balloni

Replace your nasty .bat files with friendly mscripts for clean and powerful command line operations

How to Program Crypto Currency Transactions API on Windows with Crimeacoin

27 Mar 2014 by Sergey Nizhegorodtsev

The article explains step-by-step how to start programming using cryptocurrency API for Bitcoin, Litecoin, CrimeaCoin, etc. The working example has been written for Crimeacoin.

Lexical Analysis At Your Fingertips.

26 Dec 2015 by Frank-Rene Schaefer

Using Quex to generate lexical analyzers

Building First Console Application using Command Prompt in .NET Core 2.0

8 Jan 2018 by Ehsan Sajjad

This is a step by step guide for beginner on how to install .NET Core 2.0 and create a Console Application without any IDE using Command Prompt/PowerShell

Easier Navigation Within the Windows Command Prompt

6 Mar 2016 by FrostedSyntax