Fun with Script Cmdlets

re: Fun with Script Cmdlets

Roman Kuzmin — Fri, 09 May 2008 15:24:30 GMT

Is that possible to create a script that works as script cmdlet? Help topic about_ScriptCmdlets claims: “In contrast, When an unnamed script cmdlet is written within a script file, running the script file does invoke the cmdlet.”. I cannot make it working (unnamed script cmdlet in a script), examples look not updated for CTP2 syntax.

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re: Fun with Script Cmdlets

PowerShellTeam — Fri, 09 May 2008 21:39:25 GMT

The script cmdlet syntax changed from 1st CTP to 2nd CTP. Personally, I find that I often use the tricks above to generate a script cmdlet and then I store it into a file for later use. If you omit the Name parameter, it will produce an anonymous script cmdlet that you can just run.

Looking over the help, I think it's likely that it did not get updated for the 2nd CTP. I will inform our tech writers.

re: Fun with Script Cmdlets

karl prosser — Sat, 10 May 2008 00:47:24 GMT

I thought you were moving away from calling them script cmdlets ?

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