Benjamin Schubert added the comment:
Ok, sorry for the delay.
I see your point and understand the difficulty of having done right.
Should I close the issue, or propose something else ?
Thanks
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Benjamin Schubert added the comment:
I solved my problem by subclassing the ArgumentParser and redefining parse_args
as follow :
class MultipleArgumentParser(ArgumentParser):
def parse_args(self, args=None, namespace=None):
args, argv = self.parse_known_args(args, namespace
Benjamin Schubert added the comment:
Thanks a lot for this explanation ! It is more clear now for why it is not
working.
However, I would suggest that the ArgumentParser should still try to match
anything the subparser could not, or would this be too complicated ?
Moreover, if this scheme is
New submission from Benjamin Schubert:
When creating a ArgumentParser on which we attach a subparser with different
options and then add a nargs="+" argument to the initial parser, the command
format string generated does not match the behavior.
for example it woul
