// Define allowed arguments var arguments = new Arguments(); arguments.Add("file", "Input file path", typeof(string)); arguments.Add("output", "Output file path", typeof(string)); // Parse arguments var parsedArgs = arguments.Parse(args); string inputFile = (string)parsedArgs["file"]; string outputFile = (string)parsedArgs["output"]; Console.WriteLine("Input file: " + inputFile); Console.WriteLine("Output file: " + outputFile);
// Define allowed arguments var arguments = new Arguments(); arguments.Add("verbose", "Enable verbose mode", typeof(bool)); arguments.Add("dir", "Directory path", typeof(string), required: true); // Parse arguments var parsedArgs = arguments.Parse(args); bool verbose = (bool)parsedArgs["verbose"]; string dirPath = (string)parsedArgs["dir"]; if (verbose) { Console.WriteLine("Directory path: " + dirPath); } // Perform some action with the directory Directory.CreateDirectory(dirPath);In this example, the "verbose" argument specifies whether the application should output additional information. The "dir" argument is marked as required, meaning that the application cannot be executed without it. The application creates a directory specified by the "dir" argument, and outputs the path if the verbose mode is enabled. The package library for Mono.CSharp is likely the Mono Compiler API, which provides a set of tools for working with C# and other .NET languages.