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| | Is it possible to create a new type? I'd like to attach a PSScriptMethod called GetType to a PSObject. I'm thinking if my synthetic objects have unique types my code can deal with them like other types using -is, -isnot etc. But I can't just return a string with the type name from GetType. It wants an object of type [system.type] returned. Is it possible to create such an object that '-is' a specific name of my choosing? |
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