ConsoleFX

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Add validators for the following:1. floating-point numbers2. file masks3. e-mail addresses4. urlsComments: ** Comment from web user: pbaxter ** Great idea for extensibility. I had a similar need but used a slightly different approach. I developed an ... [More] interface and then created a set of common interfaces that the system could use - in my case these are "tear-off" filter conditions. You can build your own validator by implementing the interface and adding it to the existing list of interfaces. You might also make your base classes sealed so the user must create a derived class and can then add their own interfaces there. Just a suggestion. Looking forward to the next drop. [Less]

Add validators for the following:1. floating-point numbers2. file masks3. e-mail addresses4. urlsComments: ** Comment from web user: pbaxter ** Great idea for extensibility. I had a similar need but used a slightly different approach. I developed an ... [More] interface and then created a set of common interfaces that the system could use - in my case these are "tear-off" filter conditions. You can build your own validator by implementing the interface and adding it to the existing list of interfaces. You might also make your base classes sealed so the user must create a derived class and can then add their own interfaces there. Just a suggestion. Looking forward to the next drop. [Less]

Add validators for the following:1. floating-point numbers2. file masks3. e-mail addresses4. urlsComments: ** Comment from web user: pbaxter ** Great idea for extensibility. I had a similar need but used a slightly different approach. I developed an ... [More] interface and then created a set of common interfaces that the system could use - in my case these are "tear-off" filter conditions. You can build your own validator by implementing the interface and adding it to the existing list of interfaces. You might also make your base classes sealed so the user must create a derived class and can then add their own interfaces there. Just a suggestion. Looking forward to the next drop. [Less]

Documentation | Project Roadmap | Sample Applications Project Description ConsoleFx is an attribute-based .NET/Mono framework for easily developing command-line interface (CLI) applications. It automates most of the work involved in creating a ... [More] CLI application, like command line argument parsing, error handling and validations, all through the use of attributes. With ConsoleFx, you can say goodbye to lengthy cumbersome code to parse your command-line arguments.Using the ConsoleFx commandline parser, you can declaratively specify a whole host of conditions for specifying command line arguments. These can include the ability to:* Enforce the order of the command line arguments* Specify switch options and limit the number of times they can occur as command-line arguments* Allow parameters to be specified for switch options, and limit the number of parameters that can be specified* Specify non-switch arguuments and how they are to be used* Run custom validations on switch parameters and non-switch arguments, including tests for regular expressions, file masks, integers, booleans, enums, etc.* Automatically map non-switch arguments to strong-typed properties for easier readability* Perform custom validations that can not be performed by ConsoleFx declarativelyConsoleFx also provides utility classes for console output capturing and extensions to the Console class. We plan to add other utility classes in the future, making it the all-in-one solution for creating your command-line applications.Currently, we're finishing up on the first version of ConsoleFx, and planning for the next version has already started. For the latest news on ConsoleFx, please visit Jeevan's blog 1.0 Beta 1 Released ConsoleFx 1.0 Beta 1 has been released. You can download it from ConsoleFx 1.0 Beta 1. This is a feature-complete version of ConsoleFx 1.0. We're working on completing the sample applications and documentation.If too many bugs are reported for this release, we may decide to go in for a 2nd beta, before proceeding to the final release.Please report bugs, feature requests and other issues at the Issue Tracker tab. Make sure you file issues under the correct release. SourceForge Information The ConsoleFx project originated at SourceForge.net. We will continue to use the SourceForge source control repository until CodePlex has working Subversion support.Until then, you can use these SourceForge links: ConsoleFx home on SF.net | Subversion URL | Discussion Forum [Less]

Documentation | Project Roadmap | Sample Applications Project Description ConsoleFx is an attribute-based .NET/Mono framework for easily developing command-line interface (CLI) applications. It automates most of the work involved in creating a ... [More] CLI application, like command line argument parsing, error handling and validations, all through the use of attributes. With ConsoleFx, you can say goodbye to lengthy cumbersome code to parse your command-line arguments.Using the ConsoleFx commandline parser, you can declaratively specify a whole host of conditions for specifying command line arguments. These can include the ability to:* Enforce the order of the command line arguments* Specify switch options and limit the number of times they can occur as command-line arguments* Allow parameters to be specified for switch options, and limit the number of parameters that can be specified* Specify non-switch arguuments and how they are to be used* Run custom validations on switch parameters and non-switch arguments, including tests for regular expressions, file masks, integers, booleans, enums, etc.* Automatically map non-switch arguments to strong-typed properties for easier readability* Perform custom validations that can not be performed by ConsoleFx declarativelyConsoleFx also provides utility classes for console output capturing and extensions to the Console class. We plan to add other utility classes in the future, making it the all-in-one solution for creating your command-line applications.Currently, we're finishing up on the first version of ConsoleFx, and planning for the next version has already started. For the latest news on ConsoleFx, please visit Jeevan's blog 1.0 Beta 1 Released ConsoleFx 1.0 Beta 1 has been released. You can download it from ConsoleFx 1.0 Beta 1. This is a feature-complete version of ConsoleFx 1.0. We're working on completing the sample applications and documentation.If too many bugs are reported for this release, we may decide to go in for a 2nd beta, before proceeding to the final release.Please report bugs, feature requests and other issues at the Issue Tracker tab. Make sure you file issues under the correct release. SourceForge Information The ConsoleFx project originated at SourceForge.net. We will continue to use the SourceForge source control repository until CodePlex has working Subversion support.Until then, you can use these SourceForge links: ConsoleFx home on SF.net | Subversion URL | Discussion Forum [Less]

Add validators for the following:1. floating-point numbers2. file masks3. e-mail addresses4. urlsComments: ** Comment from web user: jeevanjj ** Instead of adding additional validator classes for these items, we'll add a constants class that contains ... [More] regular expressions for these common patterns, and these can be used from the RegexValidatorAttribute class.In addition, we'll make the RegexValidator attribute class unsealed, so others can make specific versions for any pattern. [Less]

Add validators for the following:1. floating-point numbers2. file masks3. e-mail addresses4. urlsComments: ** Comment from web user: jeevanjj ** Instead of adding additional validator classes for these items, we'll add a constants class that contains ... [More] regular expressions for these common patterns, and these can be used from the RegexValidatorAttribute class.In addition, we'll make the RegexValidator attribute class unsealed, so others can make specific versions for any pattern. [Less]

Add validators for the following:1. floating-point numbers2. file masks3. e-mail addresses4. urlsComments: ** Comment from web user: jeevanjj ** Instead of adding additional validator classes for these items, we'll add a constants class that contains ... [More] regular expressions for these common patterns, and these can be used from the RegexValidatorAttribute class.In addition, we'll make the RegexValidator attribute class unsealed, so others can make specific versions for any pattern. [Less]