As a follow-up to our Advanced PowerShell Functions: Begin to Process to End article, the following article will dive deeper into the CmdletBinding attribute.
Let’s start with defining a function:
Function Test-ScriptBlock
{
[CmdletBinding()]
Param
(
[Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)]
[int[]]
$Numbers…
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Syntax coloring for programming languages was originally introduced as a visual aid to assist developers in assessing the syntactical correctness of code. Unlike the squiggly red or green underlines in Microsoft Word colors indicate validation rather than error. So while…
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With the recent successful launch of iPowerShell v2 for iPhone and iPod touch, we have turned our attention to another platform, the Apple iPad. After a month of diligent work, we are pleased to announce that iPowerShell v2.1 will be…
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Getting PrimalSense for a COM object that you didn’t have installed on your development machine is fairly simple: Copy the TLB file (type library) to you machine, associate it to a progid and you are all set.
With PowerShell Cmdlets…
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ChangeVue 2009, SAPIEN Technologies’ source control system, is about to get a new way to manage its content: a PowerShell snap-in! That’s right. You will soon be able to manage your existing ChangeVue repositories directly through the PowerShell console or…
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Yes, its finally true. You can finally get your hands on Managing Active Directory with Windows PowerShell: TFM. The book is being printed so you can get your copy today. You can order it today at ScriptingOutpost.com in both print…
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I blogged a few days ago about taking advantage of PowerShell’s history. As I was looking at the history object I noticed the ExecutionStatus property. Most of the time it should be “completed”. But what about commands that failed? Why…
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In the Pixar film Cars, Mater demonstrates to Lightning McQueen how to drive backwards. Lightning is astounded. Mater explains, "Don’t need to know where I’m going as long as I know where I’ve been." Probably not the exact quote but…
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As you may be aware, PowerShell cmdlets are supposed to be named with a standard verb. I usually suggest that scripters name scripts and functions also using a standard verb, although it is not required and I certainly bend the…
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Quest Software and the PowerGUI team have been quietly working on a private beta of the new version of their popular and effective cmdlets for managing Active Directory. That process has completed and the beta is now open to the…
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