Tips & Behaviour

• Cli.Parse and Cli.Execute have several overloads available. They can create the class and get the command line arguments themselves, but give you manual control, too.
• Short named options -o are case sensitive: -a != -A
• Long named options --option are case insensitive: --opt == --Opt
• Options can be combined by the user: -a -b -c -> -abc
• Combined options can end with an option parameter: -abco value
• Option-parameters have several forms: -o value -o=value --option value --option=value
• Quotes and Escape characters are both supported: --option "my value" --option \-my-value
• Warning: be careful with Quotes as .Net respects and then removes them during string[] args creation. They can be escaped to include in values.