Getting started' document is too brief w.r.t. the console runner

[mark4asp]

In the 'Getting started' document, you should include a complete example of running the console runner. Alternatively improve your parser so that it gives meaningful error messages back; instead of the same error message every time.

I am trying to run NBehave-Console.exe to generate test stubs from Gherkin. With this command run from the command line.

NBehave-Console.exe /sf=ViewPremiumByApoGAdmin.feature /codegen

In reply all I ever get is: "fatal error: invalid arguments"

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Contents of the file : ViewPremiumByApoGAdmin.feature

Feature: ViewPremiumByApoGAdmin
# New Premium preference, is viewable by ApoGAdmin
In Order To: View all settings
As an ApoGAdmin
I Want To View Premium setting

Scenario: ApoGAdminCanViewPremium
# _1 ApoGAdmin user can view Premium Setting
Given I am an ApoGAdmin
When I Go to Premium
Then I can view Premium setting

I've tried it with and without the comment lines.

[MorganPersson]

Thank you for the feedback.
I will try to improve the error message.
It is complaining about not getting any assembly file(s). Try NBehave-Console.exe SomeAssembly.dll /sf=ViewPremiumByApoGAdmin.feature /codegen

[MorganPersson]

I noticed that the comment (# New Premium preference, is viewable by ApoGAdmin) causes a parser error. I would make the comments the feature & scenario title.