Re: Inline Pipeline Filter/lambda

"Bruce Payette [MSFT]" <brucepay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> We've had this suggestion a number of time so it's definitely something
> we'll consider. Now - as an alternative - since we have & { } for invoking
> an in-line function, how about a different 1 character for in-line
> filters? You can try this out using aliases. For example, if you want to
> use %, them do
>
> set-alias % foreach-object

That'll work nicely for now. Thanks. However at some point MSH will be
pervasive enough that I'll be helping someone else and I won't have my
aliases. I also find the "foreach" a bit confusing because I thought the
pipe already provided objects one at a time to the next stage. Have to use
foreach implies that they are all provided at once and I need to iterate
through them. Is that the case?

--
Keith


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