Playing with the Console is much easier if you use the .NET classes instead of depending on PowerShells own native Cmdlets like Write-host. Turns out things you can use the System.Console class to achieve all kinds of interesting console behaviors. Here’s my script that re-writes the...
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Hi, I'm using PowerShell to create classes in Teams and it works fine with the Microsoft Teams module version 0.9.6, which allow me to select the accurate template (EDU_Class). It's the only vers... HenryPhillipsNimbitech It worked !! I now create my classes using the teams module...
I'm using PowerShell to create classes in Teams and it works fine with the Microsoft Teams module version 0.9.6, which allow me to select the accurate template (EDU_Class). It's the only version that worked for me since the latest version doesn't allow you to define a template. ...
Import-Module doesn't reload any nested modules. Also, there's no way to load any updated classes or enumerations. To ensure that you're running the latest version, you must start a new session. Classes and enumerations defined in PowerShell and imported with a using statement can't be ...
Tested On: Windows PowerShell 5.0, 5.1, 6.0.0.9, 6.0.0.10, PowerShell (Mac OS X) 6.0.0.9 Beginning in Windows PowerShell 5.0, you can create PowerShell classes in scripts and modules. To create different versions of a class, it's best to place the class in a module and use the ver...
TIP: If you're new to classes, the return type is specified in square brackets immediately before (to the left of) the method name, such as [Void] in "[Void] TestReturn". classReturnTester{[Void]TestReturn(){Get-ProcessPowerShell 'This is a string.'10'Here is another string.'}} ...
In this example, a PowerShell script module namedCardGamesdefines the following classes: Deck Card Import-Moduleand the#Requiresstatement only import the module functions, aliases, and variables, as defined by the module. Classes aren't imported. Theusing modulecommand imports the module and also ...
There are times where PowerShell may not choose the correct type of object for a variable assignment. A case in point is when a numeric value is assigned to a variable but the variable needs to be string object. To control this you can cast the variable as the type you need, like this...
At one of the Windows PowerShell classes I was recently teaching, some of the students were having a tough time visualizing what the shell's pipeline was all about. I'll admit that the pipeline isn't completely intuitive conceptually, and thus it can be quite difficult for visual learners ...