Tests/ArgTest.ps1
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#Load standard arguments from file (even evaluate code) #Run code from PSM-file? #scriptfilename -> domain name/server name -> global settings [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess = $True)] param ( $pstring, [string]$one, [int64]$isint, [string[]]$two, #[ValidateScript({ $_.GetType().FullName -eq 'System.Management.Automation.PSScriptCmdlet' })] $sessionParam ) #region Init #Load default arguemts for this script. #Command prompt arguments will override file settings function GetLocalDefaultsFromDfpFiles($CallerInvocation) { #Load script default settings foreach($settingsFile in (Get-SettingsFiles $CallerInvocation ".dfp")) { Write-Verbose "File: [$settingsFile]" if (Test-Path $settingsFile) { $settings = Get-Content $settingsFile #Enumerate settingsfile rows foreach($row in $settings) { #Remarked lines are not processed if (($row -match "=") -and ($row.Trim().SubString(0,1) -ne "#")) { $key = $row.Split('=')[0] $var = Get-Variable $key -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($var -and !($var.Value)) { try { Write-Verbose "Var: $key" $var.Value = Invoke-Expression $row.SubString($key.Length+1) } Catch { $ex = $PSItem $ex.ErrorDetails = "Err adding $key from $settingsFile. " + $PSItem.Exception.Message throw $ex } } #Write-Host "$($var.Value)" } } } } } get-module PSJumpStart | Remove-Module; #PATH: C:\Users\%userID%\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PSJumpStart?? #Import-Module "PSJumpStart" -Force $scriptPath = Split-Path -Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition Import-Module PSJumpStart -Force #Get Local variable default values from external DFP-files GetLocalDefaultsFromDfpFiles($MyInvocation) #Get global deafult settings when calling modules $PSDefaultParameterValues = Get-GlobalDefaultsFromDfpFiles($MyInvocation) #endregion Msg "Start Execution" Write-Verbose "Value for One is $one" $two Trace-GlobalDefaultsFromDfpFiles($MyInvocation) | Format-Table #Should still be [int64] Write-Verbose "$($isint.GetType().FullName) ; $isint" #$Root = [ADSI]"LDAP://RootDSE" #$Root.rootDomainNamingContext #Get-PSSessionConfiguration Msg "End Execution" |