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| | Passing script function as a callback into .NET object Mr Snover or anyone at the Powershel team, I want to create an object which would listen for events and invoke a script function that was passed in. For example: function OnEvent($event) { #handle $event } #listen PSCmdlet would accept the handle to the OnEvent function somehow listen -addr 127.0.0.1 -port 1234 -callback $OnEvent keepalive #just sleep for some time letting the Runspace to stick around for a while Is there a way such scenario can be implemented? How can I pass a function as a callback into the Cmdlet? Thanks in advance, Ilya |
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