Chapter 24. Advanced syntax for scripts and functions
This chapter covers
- Using advanced parameters
- Aliasing parameters
- Validating parameter input
- Using parameter sets
- Using common parameters
This is the chapter we’ve been waiting to get to. In it, we’re going to take almost everything from the prior chapters—writing scripts and functions, creating objects as output, using scope, and more—to the next level. In our minds, the advanced syntax we’ll cover in this chapter is something every script or function should eventually use. You’ll get an amazing amount of additional functionality and capability almost entirely for free, simply by giving PowerShell a few extra keywords here and there.
The type of script and function you’re going ...
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