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The Command Line Parser Library offers to CLR applications a clean and concise API for manipulating command line arguments and related tasks. It allows you to display an help screen with an high degree of customization and a simple way to report syntax errors to the user. Everything that is boring ... [More] and repetitive to be programmed stands up on library shoulders, letting you concentrate yourself on core logic. The search for the command line parser for your application is over, with this library you got a solid parsing API constantly updated since 2005. [Less]

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ConsoleFx is an .NET framework for easily developing command-line interface (CLI) applications. It automates most of the work involved in creating a CLI application, like command line argument parsing, error handling and validations. ConsoleFx supports both declarative (using attributes) and ... [More] imperative programming models. With ConsoleFx, you can say goodbye to lengthy cumbersome code to parse your command-line arguments. ConsoleFx 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. [Less]

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Exepack.NET is executable file compressor for .NET Framework. It allows to package your .NET application consisting of an executable file and several class libraries into single compact easy-to-deploy executable, protected against disassembling. Exepack.NET is developed in C#.

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Box SharpWhy Box SharpDo you want to launch your MSN at anytime just by typing "MSN" instead of looking for the icon in the huge start menu? Do you want to search something in google at anytime just by typing "google something" instead of launching your browser, visit google ... [More] , type "something" and press the button? Do you want to calculate a math expression at anytime just by typing "1+(5-2*3)/4" instead of launching your calculator,think about the priority and press hundreds of buttons? Do you want to see the latest news at anytime instead of visiting the news sites? Do you want to do all these things and actually everything in a same textbox which is always there ready to help you? What is Box SharpBox Sharp is a topmost textbox which can be put on the top of your screen and allows you to do anything in it, such as launch a program by a short command, calculate a math expression, run scripts and actually anything because it's plug-in based. How Box Sharp worksBox Sharp is only a textbox at first.It just starts every plugin which is in the plugins' folder, and give the plugin full control of the main window and the textbox. Plugins can do response by handling the events of the textbox such as TextChanged or KeyPress, add UI elements to the main window, and do anything. Can I use Box SharpThe program is written in c# with .Net Framework 3.5, and Windows Presentation Foundation. So it can run on Windows with .net 3.5 runtime environment. Plugins can be very easy to develop and share. [Less]

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A command line email utility using the .NET Framework.

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This is an open source projected maintained by ONE person. This is a shell, much like Windows' Command Prompt/Batch/CMD, or many GNU/Linux based OS Bourne Again Shell (BASH). This is an attempt to have the power of Bash with a familiar C-like syntax. Here's an example of what Vax Scripting ... [More] would look like: ----START_CODE---- use Vax.WindowFunctions; function StartCode() { string[] names = GetOpenWindows(); if (names.Contains("vax")) { ShowMessage("Hey! You're looking at Vax!"); } }----END_CODE---- Source code is written in the C# programming language, and will require .NET Framework 2.0 to run. If you're running Mac OSX or any distribution of GNU/Linux, you will need The Mono Framework, which is a Unix port of .NET. VERSION CHANGELOG: 2.2B - Translated the source into MONO, which makes Vax completely cross platform! The project/source, as well as the visual studio source, will be in the downloads section. (I developed this completely on Debian Linux.) NOTE: Uses a command-line compiler interface because I'm still learning to work with GTK# (Mono port of GTK+) 2.2 - Added Text class into the library, which includes the printf function. Also included a collection class, which now includes Stacks, but currently you are only able to use "Push" and change the count of the stack. 2.0 - Greatly improved Shell stability, upgraded compiler adding 2 output types (DLL & EXE) Added ProcessModule class to the script library. 1.7 - Syntax Updated 1.6 - Added FileIO, Misc, Programs, Windows, String, Security classes to the Script Library. 1.2 - Coded Interpreter & Started Library 1.0 - Outline for a shell. [Less]

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