cmdlets

问题 If I find (or create) a new PowerShell cmdlet (or function), how do I add it to my machine? Do I copy it to a particular folder? Do I put its content in a particular file? Do I need to authorize it, or sign it, or give it permission in some way? I don't want to use it in just one session; I want it to be available whenever I use PowerShell on this machine. 回答1: As Alex mentions, any function defined in your profile or in a script that gets "dotted" into your profile will always be available.

问题 I am really at beginner level for working with commandlets and powershell stuff. I am invoking commandlets from C# using PowerShell API. I saw strange behaviours. While on different threads on stackoverfow, people explicitly importing modules using Import-Command or PSImportModule method, I can see if there is an assembly at $env:PSModulePath available already, it is automatically loaded. Does this behaviour is by default or due to criteria configurations which i m overlooking. I am running

问题 I am really at beginner level for working with commandlets and powershell stuff. I am invoking commandlets from C# using PowerShell API. I saw strange behaviours. While on different threads on stackoverfow, people explicitly importing modules using Import-Command or PSImportModule method, I can see if there is an assembly at $env:PSModulePath available already, it is automatically loaded. Does this behaviour is by default or due to criteria configurations which i m overlooking. I am running

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32320013/are-there-powershell-cmdlets-that-install-and-remove-windows-drivers

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32320013/are-there-powershell-cmdlets-that-install-and-remove-windows-drivers

问题 Is the first time I'm using the Clear-RecycleBin cmdlet, and it seems obvious that this cmdlet paints a typical command-line progress bar that I think it should be filled with symbols or maybe color blocks from start to end, or maybe it should just print a percentage value in the middle of the bar, I don't know exactly because as I'm saying is the first time I'm using this cmdlet, however, seeying the image below its obvious the progress bar output is wrong. The proggress-bar is totally

问题 Is the first time I'm using the Clear-RecycleBin cmdlet, and it seems obvious that this cmdlet paints a typical command-line progress bar that I think it should be filled with symbols or maybe color blocks from start to end, or maybe it should just print a percentage value in the middle of the bar, I don't know exactly because as I'm saying is the first time I'm using this cmdlet, however, seeying the image below its obvious the progress bar output is wrong. The proggress-bar is totally

问题 Is it possible to build a PowerShell cmdlet that incorporate Entity Framework (Core or EF6) for access to an SQL Server database? I've been writing cmdlets in C# for years, but I've gone through a nightmare the last coupla days trying to use Entity Framework in a project due to what appear to be assembly version clashes. Project has three libraries: MyProject.Commands.dll - cmdlets to load MyProject.Lib.dll - common library code used by the cmdlets MyProject.EF.dll - the Entity Framework

问题 Is it possible to build a PowerShell cmdlet that incorporate Entity Framework (Core or EF6) for access to an SQL Server database? I've been writing cmdlets in C# for years, but I've gone through a nightmare the last coupla days trying to use Entity Framework in a project due to what appear to be assembly version clashes. Project has three libraries: MyProject.Commands.dll - cmdlets to load MyProject.Lib.dll - common library code used by the cmdlets MyProject.EF.dll - the Entity Framework

问题 There are two elements in a module manifest: cmdlet and function. What is the difference between a cmdlet and a function? 回答1: A cmdlet is a .NET class written in C# or other .NET language and contained in a .dll (i.e. in a binary module). A function is specified directly in PowerShell in a script, script module or at the command line. A module manifest may include both script and binary modules so the manifest needs to be able to export both cmdlets and functions. It's even possible to have