hello, i would like to use some fonctions of a dot-sourced file and
get all the parameters setted in the command line at the same time;


how to make the following lines exist at the same time ?
i've read that every dotsourced reference had to be located at the
first line of the script, and the same things for the param command.



For this reason, the following scriptblock doesn't work because param
isn't at the first line...

.. ./functions.ps1
param(
$computername=$null,
[switch]$param1,
[switch]$param1,
[switch]$param1
)





and the following scriptblock doesn't work because the dotsourcing is
not at the first line...


param(
$computername=$null,
[switch]$param1,
[switch]$param1,
[switch]$param1
)
.. ./functions.ps1





how should i do ???

Bye
Nico

Param must be at the begining and there is no requirement for DoT sourcing
that I know of.

Your Second example worked for me except you had three [switch]$param1
instead of 1/2/3.

param(
$ccomputername = $null,
[switch]$param1,
[switch]$param2,
[switch]$param3
)
.. $pwd\bleh.ps1

What is the problem you are having? Error?

"Nicopilami" <n.chaussard@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1187621550.303710.233370@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
> hello, i would like to use some fonctions of a dot-sourced file and
> get all the parameters setted in the command line at the same time;
>
>
> how to make the following lines exist at the same time ?
> i've read that every dotsourced reference had to be located at the
> first line of the script, and the same things for the param command.
>
>
>
> For this reason, the following scriptblock doesn't work because param
> isn't at the first line...
>
> . ./functions.ps1
> param(
> $computername=$null,
> [switch]$param1,
> [switch]$param1,
> [switch]$param1
> )
>
>
>
> and the following scriptblock doesn't work because the dotsourcing is
> not at the first line...
>
>
> param(
> $computername=$null,
> [switch]$param1,
> [switch]$param1,
> [switch]$param1
> )
> . ./functions.ps1
>
>
>
>
>
> how should i do ???
>
> Bye
> Nico
>

Maybe Hecks' idea helps:
news:0C87BFCA-4FE1-4654-AB9D-66B649A1A6F9@microsoft.com

--
Kiron

On 20 août, 17:02, "Brandon Shell" <tshell.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Param must be at the begining and there is no requirement for DoT sourcing
> that I know of.
>
> Your Second example worked for me except you had three [switch]$param1
> instead of 1/2/3.
>
> param(
> $ccomputername = $null,
> [switch]$param1,
> [switch]$param2,
> [switch]$param3
> )
> . $pwd\bleh.ps1
>
> What is the problem you are having? Error?
>
> "Nicopilami" <n.chauss...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1187621550.303710.233370@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > hello, i would like to use some fonctions of a dot-sourced file and
> > get all the parameters setted in the command line at the same time;
>
> > how to make the following lines exist at the same time ?
> > i've read that every dotsourced reference had to be located at the
> > first line of the script, and the same things for the param command.
>
> > For this reason, the following scriptblock doesn't work because param
> > isn't at the first line...
>
> > . ./functions.ps1
> > param(
> > $computername=$null,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1
> > )
>
> > and the following scriptblock doesn't work because the dotsourcing is
> > not at the first line...
>
> > param(
> > $computername=$null,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1
> > )
> > . ./functions.ps1
>
> > how should i do ???
>
> > Bye
> > Nico- Masquer le texte des messages précédents -
>
> - Afficher le texte des messages précédents -

the dotsourced file contains a function, and when i call this function
from the first script after i have dotsourced the file, nothing
happens. :'(
(three time of $param1 is a bit too much, actually, it was $param1, 2,
3 ...but i forgot to change it when i changed and pasted the code
here...)

how could i do for making it work ?

Im not sure what is not working for you. What is the function your calling
suppose to do? Do you set $ErrorActionPreference anywhere?

Here is my test... I have two scripts. Testdotsource.ps1 and bleh.ps1
== testdotsource.ps1 ===
param(
$computername = $null,
[switch]$param1,
[switch]$param2,
[switch]$param3
)
.. t:\pathtoscript\bleh.ps1

foo1
foo2
foo3
===================
===== bleh.ps1 ========
function foo1{"foo1 worked"}
function foo2{"foo2 worked"}
function foo3{"foo3 worked"}
====================

122# T:\Scripts\testdotsource.ps1
foo1 worked
foo2 worked
foo3 worked


"Nicopilami" <n.chaussard@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1187630734.115009.195920@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
On 20 août, 17:02, "Brandon Shell" <tshell.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Param must be at the begining and there is no requirement for DoT sourcing
> that I know of.
>
> Your Second example worked for me except you had three [switch]$param1
> instead of 1/2/3.
>
> param(
> $ccomputername = $null,
> [switch]$param1,
> [switch]$param2,
> [switch]$param3
> )
> . $pwd\bleh.ps1
>
> What is the problem you are having? Error?
>
> "Nicopilami" <n.chauss...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1187621550.303710.233370@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> > hello, i would like to use some fonctions of a dot-sourced file and
> > get all the parameters setted in the command line at the same time;
>
> > how to make the following lines exist at the same time ?
> > i've read that every dotsourced reference had to be located at the
> > first line of the script, and the same things for the param command.
>
> > For this reason, the following scriptblock doesn't work because param
> > isn't at the first line...
>
> > . ./functions.ps1
> > param(
> > $computername=$null,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1
> > )
>
> > and the following scriptblock doesn't work because the dotsourcing is
> > not at the first line...
>
> > param(
> > $computername=$null,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1,
> > [switch]$param1
> > )
> > . ./functions.ps1
>
> > how should i do ???
>
> > Bye
> > Nico- Masquer le texte des messages précédents -
>
> - Afficher le texte des messages précédents -

the dotsourced file contains a function, and when i call this function
from the first script after i have dotsourced the file, nothing happens. :'(
(three time of $param1 is a bit too much, actually, it was $param1, 2,
3 ...but i forgot to change it when i changed and pasted the code
here...)

how could i do for making it work ?

On 20 août, 19:11, "Kiron" <Ki...@HighPlainsDrifter.com> wrote:
> Maybe Hecks' idea helps:news:0C87BFCA-4FE1-4654-AB9D-66B649A1A6F9@microsoft.com
>
> --
> Kiron

This link describes and resolve totally my problem !!!!
thank you very much to Kiron for the link, and to Hecks for the
solution !!!!!

bye
Nico