Tonight at 9pm EST (6pm PST) (UTC-4), I'll be one of Hal Rottenberg's guiests on his live Podcast., You can find the live show details at the top right corner of http://powerscripting.net. Apparently you'll be able to ask questions but not throw beer bottles (the internet is awesome!). I have no idea what we'll talk about so ...
In PS V1, this is what you get for GET-COMMAND -SYNTAX PS> Get-Command Get-Process -SyntaxGet-Process [[-Name] <String[]>] [-ComputerName <String[]>] [-Module] [-FileVersionInfo] [-Verbose] [-Debug] [-ErrorAction <ActionPreference>] [-WarningAction <ActionPreference>] [-ErrorVariable <String>] [-WarningVariable <...
Have I ever mentioned how much I love the community? Today Kirill Osenkov posted a comment on the blog pointing out that there was an API to get the .NET Framework install path: RuntimeEnvironment.GetRuntimeDirectory() . I didn' t know that and now I do. :-) I took the opportunity to rewrite Update-Gac.ps1 and in the process...
Here is a quick and dirty function I wrote after getting PO'd at having to look up documentation for constructors: NOTE: Jim Truher thinks long typenames are useful so I added a switch (-FullName) so you could get them if you want them. function get-Constructor ([type]$type, [Switch]$FullName){ foreach ($c in $type.GetConstr...
