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WriteUsageOptions Properties

The WriteUsageOptions type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyAliasesFormat
Gets or sets the format string to use to display the alias of an argument that only has one alias.
Public propertyAliasFormat
Gets or sets the format string to use to display the alias of an argument that only has one alias.
Public propertyArgumentDescriptionFormat
Gets or sets the format string to use for the description of an argument.
Public propertyArgumentDescriptionIndent
Gets or sets the number of characters by which to indent the all but the first line of argument descriptions.
Public propertyArraySuffix
Gets or sets the suffix to append to the name of an array argument.
Public propertyDefaultValueFormat
Gets or sets the format string to use to display the alias of an argument that only has one alias.
Public propertyIncludeAliasInDescription
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the alias or aliases of an argument should be included in the argument description..
Public propertyIncludeApplicationDescription
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the value of the Description property is written before the syntax.
Public propertyIncludeDefaultValueInDescription
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the default value of an argument should be included in the argument description.
Public propertyIndent
Gets or sets the number of characters by which to indent all except the first line of the command line syntax of the usage help.
Public propertyOptionalArgumentFormat
Gets or sets the format string to use for optional arguments and optional argument names.
Public propertyUsagePrefix
Gets or sets the prefix to use for the argument syntax; typically this contains the executable name.
Public propertyUseWhiteSpaceValueSeparator
Gets or sets a value indicating whether white space, rather than a colon, is used to separate named arguments and their values in the command line syntax.
Public propertyValueDescriptionFormat
Gets or sets the format string to use for the value description of an argument.
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