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How can I get a property of an object in powershell without using parentheses?
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I often find that I have to surround a command in parentheses and then use the property access operator (dot-syntax) to get the value of a property. This is rather annoying since I have to go back to the beginning of the line when I'd rather just keep typing where I am. It is especially annoying wh…
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You can use . This can be shortened using the alias and only typing part of the property name: An additional benefit to this method is that you can access a single property for multiple objects. This will not return anything (Update: This does work …
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