Otu esi enweta enyemaka wee chọta utu aha nke iwu na Windows Powershell?

Iwu dị na Powershell nwere ike ịnwe otu ma ọ bụ ọtụtụ utu aha. An alias is the command but in a shorter and mostly abbreviated form. Some aliases are made to match bash commands.

 

Get-ChildItem

Iwu a depụtara ọdịnaya nke ugbu a na-arụ ọrụ ndekọ.
utu aha: ls, dir

 

Get-Alias

Iji chọta utu aha nke a iwu na Powershell eji Get-Alias iwu.

 

Ọmụmaatụ, find all the aliases start with r
get-alias r*

 

The Get-Alias iwu ya onwe ya nwere utu aha gal. The following will do the same thing as above…
gal r*

 

Get-Alias ọkọkpọhi zuru iwu nke utu aha
gal ls
Outputs: ls -> Get-ChildItem

 

We can also find all the aliases of the specified command with the -Definition parameter. Ọmụmaatụ, let’s find all the aliases of the Get-ChildItem iwu. We use -d which is short for -Definition

gal -d get-childitem

Outputs

dir -> Get-ChildItem
gci -> Get-ChildItem
ls -> Get-ChildItem

 

Get-Command finds the commands by command name. Get-Command has the alias gcm. So we can do this…
Nweta cmdlets malite na esi
gcm -c cmdlet get*

 

The n'elu bụ otu ihe ahụ dị ka….
Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet Get*

To get help on any of the aliases or commands, just type help in front of the command. Ọmụmaatụ…

help cp