13 Dec 2023
And the answer, as correctly given by @MrFly72 , is that it's in the "Line" property of the $MyInvocation variable. Now to write a (simple) regex to see if it is passed or not
Note that use of a breakpoint in ISE (also available in @code) so I can easily check variables, etc
12 Dec 2023
Anyone know if there's a way in Windows PowerShell to find out if a parameter to the executing script has been passed as an alias? I want the script to behave differently if an alias is used but by the time the script runs, the alias has been "converted" to the real parameter name so $PSBoundParameters doesn't help. I asked #ChatGPT 4 but it was no use
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You can already get the parameters from $MyInvocation, problem is you need to stitch the values together by hand
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@James_inthe_box @JAMESWT_MHT @shotgunner101 @HONKONE_K @Rmy_Reserve #APT38 app.any.run/tasks/b2287622-c… Some interesting on the loader, the main function mlp is used for initiate the loader, after the execution, it use MyInvocation for have the path of the script to delete
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5 Jul 2017
Unraveling the Mystery of $MyInvocation
by @PetriFeed
#Automation #PowerShell #Scripting #Windows
petri.com/unraveling-mystery…
#StarWind
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