I have a c# method I am loading from a dll with optional string arguments that default to null
. For example
public void foo(string path, string
You can simply omit the optional parameters in the call. I modified your example to run it in PS. For example:
$c = @"
public static class Bar {
public static void foo(string path, string new_name = null, bool save_now = true)
{
System.Console.WriteLine(path);
System.Console.WriteLine(new_name);
System.Console.WriteLine(save_now);
}
}
"@
add-type -TypeDefinition $c
[Bar]::Foo("test",[System.Management.Automation.Language.NullString]::Value,$false)
This generates the following
test
False
Test was passed explicitly, null is null and had no output, and the save_now evaluated to the default of True.