I often have scripts I write that involve passing potentially different sets of
commands to
cmdlets based on switches I pass to the script. Some provide built in means to
make it
easy:
-Verbose:($PSBoundParameters['Verbose'] -eq $true)
In the case where I need to invoke a binary, I push the extra arg into the
array list passed
to the System.Diagnostics.Process job as the arglist. Works well.
If I am simply running a cmdlet:
Some-Cmdlet `
-Param1 xxx `
-Param2 xxx
If I tack another back tick on param2, what powershell foo allows a conditional
3rd param to
be passed? Would be so much tidier than if/else and duplicating the whole thing.
Thanks!
jlc
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