Bi o lati gba iranlọwọ ki o si ri aliases ti ofin ni Windows Powershell?

Ti a firanṣẹ lori nipa

Aṣẹ ni Powershell le ni ọkan tabi pupọ inagijẹ. An alias is the command but in a shorter and mostly abbreviated form. Some aliases are made to match bash commands.

 

Get-ChildItem

Yi aṣẹ awọn akojọ ti awọn akoonu ti awọn ti isiyi ṣiṣẹ liana.
inagijẹ: ls, dir

 

Get-Alias

Lati wa awọn inagijẹ ti a àsẹ ni Powershell lo Get-Alias pipaṣẹ.

 

Fun apere, ri gbogbo awọn aliases bẹrẹ pẹlu r
get-alias r*

 

The Get-Alias aṣẹ ara ni awọn ohun inagijẹ gal. The following will do the same thing as above…
gal r*

 

Get-Alias tun n ni awọn ni kikun aṣẹ ti ohun inagijẹ
gal ls
olukawe: ls -> Get-ChildItem

 

A tun le ri gbogbo awọn aliases ti awọn pàtó kan àṣẹ pẹlu awọn -Definition parameter. Fun apere, jẹ ki ká ri gbogbo awọn aliases ti awọn Get-ChildItem pipaṣẹ. a lo -d eyi ti o jẹ kukuru fun -Definition

omoge -D gba-childitem

olukawe

o -> Gba-ChildItem
gci -> Gba-ChildItem
ls -> Gba-ChildItem

 

Get-Command finds the commands by command name. Get-Command ni o ni awọn inagijẹ gcm. So we can do this…
Gba cmdlets bere pẹlu gba
gcm -c cmdlet get*

 

Awọn loke jẹ kanna bi….
Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet Get*

Lati gba iranlọwọ lori eyikeyi ninu awọn aliases tabi ofin, just type help in front of the command. Fun apere…

iranlọwọ cp