In the last two installment of this series, I covered the various ways to create objects using the
PSCustomObject
. We saw how to create it using theNew-Object
cmdlet, then how to add your custom properties to it using theAdd-Member
cmdlet. In the subsequent post we saw how to add new methods to it.In this post, we’ll cover something new, creating an object based on C# code!
Click through to see how. And also to see the relic of pretended multi-language support, where you have a -Language
parameter but it can only take one input and you aren’t going to see another.
Somebody in the community has created an alternative to support F#, though.