On my system when I look at the cmdlet examples they are missing the {}'s for script blocks. Here's an example, in PowerShell Help Example 1 for Where-Object shows up on my system as
C:>get-service | where-object $_.Status -eq "Stopped"
In PowerShell the same example is
C:PS>get-service | where-object {$_.Status -eq "Stopped"}
Without the {}'s you get an error of course. This has been a point of confusion for me and I'm glad I check what PowerShell said against what PowerShell Help says.
I'm running version 1.1 of PowerShell Help.
I love this tool and use it often. I would love to see this fixed.
Thanks,
Jonathan Walz
Information missing from PowerShell Help
Information missing from PowerShell Help
It's a translation problem from the xml help format to html. I've noticed the same problem in the PowerShell help tool from the Microsoft Scripting Guys.I can't say when the free tool can be fixed as the dev team is hard at work on PrimalScript 2007.
Information missing from PowerShell Help
I agree. Powershell Help is a really nice Tool *Thumbs up*.
Is there a way to integrade the Exchange Cmdlets, too?
Is there a way to integrade the Exchange Cmdlets, too?