Hi SEQAN devs, I'm writing a program which accepts zero or more FASTA files on the command line, as positional arguments. If zero files are specified, then it will default to reading from standard input. I want to write a Seqan argument parser to capture this behaviour. However, I seem stuck with a solution that requires at least one file to be specified. Here's a sketch of what I have: ArgumentParser parser(PROGRAM_NAME); addOption(parser, ArgParseOption("f", "foo", "Silly example", ArgParseArgument::INTEGER, "INT")); addArgument(parser, ArgParseArgument(ArgParseArgument::STRING, "FASTA_FILE", true)); ArgumentParser::ParseResult res = parse(parser, argc, argv); Notice that isListArgument is set to true. However, when I run my program, and specify zero positional arguments (but some other option arguments), e.g. $ myprogram -foo 0 I get the error: Not enough arguments were provided. Is there a way to achieve what I want to do? I thought I might be able to default the ArgParseArgument to be an empty vector somehow, but couldn't get that to work. If anyone has used the Python ArgumentParser before, the behaviour I want to emulate is the ability to specify nargs='*' Cheers, Bernie