UsageWriterWritePositionalArgumentName Method

protected virtual void WritePositionalArgumentName(
	string argumentName,
	string prefix,
	char? separator
)

Protected Overridable Sub WritePositionalArgumentName ( 
	argumentName As String,
	prefix As String,
	separator As Char?
)

Dim argumentName As String
Dim prefix As String
Dim separator As Char?

Me.WritePositionalArgumentName(argumentName, 
	prefix, separator)

protected:
virtual void WritePositionalArgumentName(
	String^ argumentName, 
	String^ prefix, 
	Nullable<wchar_t> separator
)

Parameters

argumentName  String

The name of the argument.

prefix  String

The argument name prefix; if using ParsingModeLongShort, this may vary depending on whether the name is a short or long name.

separator  NullableChar

The argument name/value separator, or if the UseWhiteSpaceValueSeparator property and the CommandLineParserAllowWhiteSpaceValueSeparator property are both .

The default implementation surrounds the value written by the WriteArgumentName(String, String) method, as well as the separator if not , with square brackets. For example, "[-Name]" or "[-Name:]", to indicate the name itself is optional.

This method is called by the base implementation of the WriteArgumentSyntax(CommandLineArgument) method.

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