This simply encloses the previous example in a function named Get-ServicePacks (in keeping with the Windows PowerShell verb-noun naming convention). The function now has an input parameter named $file, which has been substituted in the Get-Content cmdlet so that a different file can be ...
Cmdlet aliases do not always use a standard naming convention. However, they do often mirror traditional command line utilities. In PowerShell, the aliases DIR, CD, DEL and CLS correspond to the Get-ChildItem, Set-Location, Remove-Item and Clear-Host cmdlets, respectively. Parameter aliases can...
Support for command and parameter aliases. Chaining commands that use the Pipeline feature. A robust in-console help systemInitially, Windows PowerShell was a platform built on the .NET Framework and only worked on Windows operating systems. However, with its recent releases, PowerShell uses ...
By default, if you don't specify this parameter, the DMTF standard resource URI `http://schemas.dmtf.org/wbem/wscim/1/cim-schema/2/` is used and the class name is appended to it. 使用連結參考,但僅在允許的情況下。 段落中的鏈接參考可讓段落更容易閱讀。 連結參考會將 Markdown 連結分成...
Bonus PowerShell Parameter -WhatIfmay be the most important parameter you’ll ever use. It allows you to run a cmdlet without actually changing anything. It literally makes PowerShell run a ‘What If’ scenario to give you an idea of what’s going to happen when you run the cmdlet for ...
Explicitly by importing a module using theUseWindowsPowerShellparameter PowerShell Import-Module-NameScheduledTasks-UseWindowsPowerShell Implicitly by importing a Windows PowerShell module by module name, path, or autoloading via command discovery. ...
Use theVerb-Nounnaming convention for your function and commonly accepted parameter names. Don't re-invent the wheel. Use meaningful variable names that don't use Hungarian notation.$strComputernameis bad.$Computernameis good. Standardize script layout with templates and snippets. Especially important...
Clear naming convention –Verb-Noun Consistent parameter naming for similar uses Output consisting of objects Common method of getting command help Easy to work with objects in a pipeline Easy to share using Modules We are pleased to announce the first preview ofPowerShell Crescendo, a framework to...
Parameter sets are mutually exclusive. Once you specify a unique parameter that only exists in one parameter set, PowerShell limits you to using the parameters contained within that parameter set. For instance, you can't use theFullandDetailedparameters ofGet-Helptogether because they belong to di...
Cmdlet aliases do not always use a standard naming convention. However, they do often mirror traditional command line utilities. In PowerShell, the aliases DIR, CD, DEL and CLS correspond to the Get-ChildItem, Set-Location, Remove-Item and Clear-Host cmdlets, respectively. Parameter aliases can...