When I run command, the main cmd opened and close fastly.
How to hide it?

dynamic cmd = new Cmd();
var output = cmd.ipconfig();
MessageBox.Show(output);

This is a fantastic project. I'm thinking of using it in a project to convert hundreds of (a command line syntax that is close enough to regular Windows CMD) scripts to a C# project that uses your library.

Here are a few features that would make things easier:

• A call to within ArgumentBuilder/CmdArgumentBuilder, which would allow for calls like cmd.sampleProgram( param1: "%APPDATA%\Foo" ) --> sampleProgram --param1 %APPDATA%\Foo
• A call that would allow environment variables to be set within the current process
  • Not sure what the syntax would look like, but something like cmd.set( variable: value ) or cmd.set( variable, value ) http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.environment.setenvironmentvariable.aspx

What happens if someone wants to use one cmd instance twice, like
Cmd.dir(s:true)();
Cmd.type("my file.txt")();

I would recommend to return new object instead of this, and make it a combination of the current object and arguments. This will also allow partial specification objects, like

Var gitpull = cmd.git.pull;
gitpull("./")();

@manojlds are you still interested in developing this project?

I think python style isn't acceptable, code should be in C# style.

var cmd = new cmd();
cmd.FileName = "git";

var option = new option ();
option.name = "grep";
cmd.AddOption(option );

var argument = new argument();
argument.name = "grep";
argument.parameter = "test";
cmd.AddArgument(argument);

cmd.Execute;
var response = cmd.GetResponse;

Sometimes it is useful to have the error stream instead of stdout (esp. if the errorlevel != 0)

For example:

var x = cmd.git.describe(); //could return empty string, though console would show 'fatal: No names found, cannot describe anything.'

Not sure of a good interface for this ... perhaps something like this

var x = cmd.git.describe();

//where x is an object which has the following properties?
x.ErrorLevel : int
x.StdOut : string
x.StdErr : string

dynamic cmd = new Cmd();
cmd.dir()();

produces a Win32Exception "The system cannot find the file specified"

I'm running 64-bit Windows 8, thinking it has to do with the File System Redirector

@manojlds How to run a command like this: docker-compose

It won't work like in samples