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simple-parsing
is simply awesome (thanks!). I'd like to suggest a feature that is crucial for parsing nested args, in my opinion, and the support of other researchers in my group. Here is a minimal example to make things clear:
from dataclasses import dataclass
from simple_parsing import ArgumentParser, ConflictResolution
@dataclass
class WandbArgs:
dir: str = '' # Wandb run ca
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In the standard library, there are tools for working with common file types. Text files can be read.
and what kind of data can be used for the preview images or PDF?
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Apparently GoDoc cannot show documentation for exported methods of un-exported structs, and it makes no sense to export
parser
and/orcommand
, thus this project should provide its own documentation page.