Parsing bool options

[JohnTube]

Is there a way to parse bool values instead of using all bool options as flags. What if the default value is true and I want to disable/deactivate it by toggle it to false?

[mInternauta]

Man, maybe you can use a Interger property with Min and Max, just like:

[Option("MySwitch", Max =1,Min = 0)]
public int MySwitch { get; set; }

[mInternauta]

Or better:

[Option("MySwitch", Max =1,Min = 0, Default = 1, Required = false)]
public int MySwitch { get; set; }

Can input between 0 and 1, the default value is 1 (ON) , and isnt required by the parser.

Or with boolean:

[Option("MySwitch", Default = true, Required = false)]
public bool MySwitch { get; set; }

if you went to be required, just change Required to True.

[gsscoder]

Please refer to #133 to avoid duplicated issues.

In short, actually boolean options are false when omitted and true when specified. Internally these are treated as a special case (Switch): this is done to follow the standard Unix implementation of command line syntax (normally referred as getopt standard in wiki and other issues).