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| | Problem with get-command Hi there. When I issue this: get-command -commandtype filter then what I get is filters and functions altogether. What's wrong? This happens with the Pscx extensions enabled as well as without it. Thanks for your time. |
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| | Re: Problem with get-command "Darlove" <Darlove@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:9858A993-9E4E-467C-9FA7-8AC6ACF31642@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi there. When I issue this: > > get-command -commandtype filter > > then what I get is filters and functions altogether. > What's wrong? This happens with the Pscx extensions > enabled as well as without it. > > Thanks for your time. Yep, that is confusing. It says in the documentation for get-command that in that context ' "Filter" and "Function" represent all Windows PowerShell functions. ' but this is what I use anyhow ..... dir function: | where {$_.CommandType -eq 'Filter'} -- Jon |
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