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07-19-2007
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| Guest | Adding new note property Adding new property with "psobject.members.add" method works fine while piping the object to add-member returns error. Am I missing something? ######## add method PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; PS C:\Scripts> $np = new-object system.management.automation.PSnoteProperty hello,"world"; PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members.add($np); PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; world PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq "NoteProperty"} MemberType : NoteProperty IsSettable : True IsGettable : True Value : world TypeNameOfValue : System.String Name : hello IsInstance : True ######## pipe to add-member PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; PS C:\Scripts> $f | add-Member -memberType noteProperty -name hello -value "world"; PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq "NoteProperty"} PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello = "world"; Property 'hello' cannot be found on this object; make sure it exists and is settable. At line:1 char:4 + $f.h <<<< ello = "world" Shay http://www.scriptolog.blogspot.com |
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07-19-2007
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| Guest | RE: Adding new note property for pipeline you need -Passtru parameter or you can use add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty -name hello -value Greeinings /\/\o\/\/ "Shay Levi" wrote: > > Adding new property with "psobject.members.add" method works fine while piping > the object to add-member > returns error. > > Am I missing something? > > > ######## add method > > PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > PS C:\Scripts> $np = new-object system.management.automation.PSnoteProperty > hello,"world"; > PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members.add($np); > PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; > world > PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq "NoteProperty"} > > > MemberType : NoteProperty > IsSettable : True > IsGettable : True > Value : world > TypeNameOfValue : System.String > Name : hello > IsInstance : True > > > ######## pipe to add-member > > PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > PS C:\Scripts> $f | add-Member -memberType noteProperty -name hello -value > "world"; > PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; > PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq "NoteProperty"} > PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello = "world"; > Property 'hello' cannot be found on this object; make sure it exists and > is settable. > At line:1 char:4 > + $f.h <<<< ello = "world" > > > > > Shay > http://www.scriptolog.blogspot.com > > > |
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07-19-2007
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| Guest | RE: Adding new note property 10x. The correct form should be PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; PS C:\Scripts> $f = $f | add-member noteproperty hello "hi" -passthru PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello hi But still, this doesn't work PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; PS C:\Scripts> add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty -name hello -value "hi" PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; Shay http://www.scriptolog.blogspot.com > for pipeline you need -Passtru parameter > > or you can use > add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty -name hello -value > Greeinings /\/\o\/\/ > > "Shay Levi" wrote: > >> Adding new property with "psobject.members.add" method works fine >> while piping >> the object to add-member >> returns error. >> Am I missing something? >> >> ######## add method >> >> PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; >> PS C:\Scripts> $np = new-object >> system.management.automation.PSnoteProperty >> hello,"world"; >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members.add($np); >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; >> world >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq >> "NoteProperty"} >> MemberType : NoteProperty >> IsSettable : True >> IsGettable : True >> Value : world >> TypeNameOfValue : System.String >> Name : hello >> IsInstance : True >> ######## pipe to add-member >> >> PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; >> PS C:\Scripts> $f | add-Member -memberType noteProperty -name hello >> -value >> "world"; >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq >> "NoteProperty"} >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello = "world"; >> Property 'hello' cannot be found on this object; make sure it exists >> and >> is settable. >> At line:1 char:4 >> + $f.h <<<< ello = "world" >> Shay >> http://www.scriptolog.blogspot.com |
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07-19-2007
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| Guest | RE: Adding new note property this works for me : PoSH> $f = New-Object object PoSH> add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty -name hello -value "hi" PoSH> $f hello ----- hi Greetings /\/\o\/\/ "Shay Levi" wrote: > 10x. > > The correct form should be > > PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > PS C:\Scripts> $f = $f | add-member noteproperty hello "hi" -passthru > PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello > hi > > > But still, this doesn't work > > PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > PS C:\Scripts> add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty -name > hello -value "hi" > PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; > > > > > Shay > http://www.scriptolog.blogspot.com > > > > > for pipeline you need -Passtru parameter > > > > or you can use > > add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty -name hello -value > > Greeinings /\/\o\/\/ > > > > "Shay Levi" wrote: > > > >> Adding new property with "psobject.members.add" method works fine > >> while piping > >> the object to add-member > >> returns error. > >> Am I missing something? > >> > >> ######## add method > >> > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > >> PS C:\Scripts> $np = new-object > >> system.management.automation.PSnoteProperty > >> hello,"world"; > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members.add($np); > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; > >> world > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq > >> "NoteProperty"} > >> MemberType : NoteProperty > >> IsSettable : True > >> IsGettable : True > >> Value : world > >> TypeNameOfValue : System.String > >> Name : hello > >> IsInstance : True > >> ######## pipe to add-member > >> > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f | add-Member -memberType noteProperty -name hello > >> -value > >> "world"; > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.psobject.members | ? {$_.MemberType -eq > >> "NoteProperty"} > >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello = "world"; > >> Property 'hello' cannot be found on this object; make sure it exists > >> and > >> is settable. > >> At line:1 char:4 > >> + $f.h <<<< ello = "world" > >> Shay > >> http://www.scriptolog.blogspot.com > > > |
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07-23-2007
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| Guest | Re: Adding new note property "Shay Levi" <no@addre.ss> wrote in message news:8766a94431e08c9981a31e87a04@news.microsoft.com... > 10x. > The correct form should be > > PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > PS C:\Scripts> $f = $f | add-member noteproperty hello "hi" -passthru > PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello > hi > > > But still, this doesn't work > > PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; > PS C:\Scripts> add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty -name > hello -value "hi" > PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; $f = [psobject] $f | gm TypeName: System.RuntimeType Name MemberType Definition ---- ---------- ---------- Clone Method System.Object Clone() .... Do you really want to add a new NoteProperty to the RuntimeType object for System.Management.Automation.PSObject? I think you want to do what MoW suggests: $f = new-object object or $f = new-object psobject -- Keith |
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07-23-2007
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| Guest | Re: Adding new note property Thanks all. Shay http://www.scriptolog.blogspot.com > "Shay Levi" <no@addre.ss> wrote in message > news:8766a94431e08c9981a31e87a04@news.microsoft.com... > >> 10x. >> The correct form should be >> PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; >> PS C:\Scripts> $f = $f | add-member noteproperty hello "hi" -passthru >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello >> hi >> But still, this doesn't work >> >> PS C:\Scripts> $f = [psobject]; >> PS C:\Scripts> add-Member -inputobject $f -memberType noteProperty >> -name >> hello -value "hi" >> PS C:\Scripts> $f.hello; > $f = [psobject] > > $f | gm > > TypeName: System.RuntimeType > > Name MemberType Definition > ---- ---------- ---------- > Clone Method System.Object Clone() > ... > Do you really want to add a new NoteProperty to the RuntimeType object > for System.Management.Automation.PSObject? I think you want to do > what MoW suggests: > > $f = new-object object > > or > > $f = new-object psobject > > -- > Keith |
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