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== Basic Commands ==
== Basic Commands ==
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Cmdlet
Cmdlet         #Commands built into shell written in .NET
#Commands built into shell written in .NET
Functions       #Commands written in PowerShell language
Functions
Parameter       #Argument to a Cmdlet/Function/Script
#Commands written in PowerShell language
Alias           #Shortcut for a Cmdlet or Function
Parameter
Script         #Text files with .ps1 extension
#Argument to a Cmdlet/Function/Script
Applications   #Existing windows programs
Alias
Pipelines       #Pass objects Get-process word | Stop-Process
#Shortcut for a Cmdlet or Function
Ctrl+c         #Interrupt current command
Script
Left/Right     #Navigate editing cursor
#Text files with .ps1 extension
Ctrl+Left/Right #Navigate a word at a time
Applications
Home/End       #End Move to start / end of line
#Existing windows programs
Up/Down         #Move up and down through history
Pipelines
Insert         #Toggles between insert/overwrite mode
#Pass objects Get-process word | Stop-Process
F7             #Command history in a window
Ctrl+c
Tab/Shift-Tab   #Command line completion
#Interrupt current command
Left/Right
#Navigate editing cursor
Ctrl+Left/Right
#Navigate a word at a time
Home/End
#End Move to start / end of line
Up/Down
#Move up and down through history
Insert
#Toggles between insert/overwrite mode
F7
#Command history in a window
Tab/Shift-Tab
#Command line completion
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Revision as of 10:37, 2 March 2023


Basic Commands

Cmdlet          #Commands built into shell written in .NET
Functions       #Commands written in PowerShell language
Parameter       #Argument to a Cmdlet/Function/Script
Alias           #Shortcut for a Cmdlet or Function
Script          #Text files with .ps1 extension
Applications    #Existing windows programs
Pipelines       #Pass objects Get-process word | Stop-Process
Ctrl+c          #Interrupt current command
Left/Right      #Navigate editing cursor
Ctrl+Left/Right #Navigate a word at a time
Home/End        #End Move to start / end of line
Up/Down         #Move up and down through history
Insert          #Toggles between insert/overwrite mode
F7              #Command history in a window
Tab/Shift-Tab   #Command line completion