Powershell add member to hashtable

    • [DOC File]Home - NetApp Community

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      PowerShell 3 introduces a new mechanism for instantiating and hydrating objects from hashtables. If an object defines an empty constructor and has public settable properties, a hashtable defining the value of the properties can be used to construct the object in PowerShell. For example, we can construct a VolumeAttributes object:


    • [DOCX File]Introductions - Illinois State University

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      In general, use an array first but don’t be afraid to use a Hashtable if the need dictates. [PSCustomObject] vs. Add-Member Generating your own custom objects is very powerful and allows you to preciously format your data but using Add-Member allows you to add one or more additional attributes to an existing object being piped in.


    • [DOCX File]Windows Management Framework 5.0 Preview February 2015 ...

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      Each PackageManagement provider may have one or multiple software sources, or repositories. PackageManagement provides PowerShell cmdlets to add/remove/query the source. For example, you can add a new chocolatey source by using the command:


    • [DOCX File]Windows PowerShell Specification

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      Windows PowerShell: Contains the path of the console file (.psc1) that was most recently used in the session. This variable is populated when Windows PowerShell is started with the PSConsoleFile parameter or when the cmdlet Export-Console is used to export snap-in names to a console file.



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