MegaBites-AI/Windows-powershell
0372
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Negates the statement that follows it.</value>131 </data>132 <data name="eqOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">133 <value>Equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that equal the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand equals the right operand.</value>134 </data>135 <data name="ieqOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">136 <value>Equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that equal the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand equals the right operand.</value>137 </data>138 <data name="ceqOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">139 <value>Equal to - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that equal the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand equals the right operand.</value>140 </data>141 <data name="neOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">142 <value>Not equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not equal the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not equal the right operand.</value>143 </data>144 <data name="ineOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">145 <value>Not equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not equal the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not equal the right operand.</value>146 </data>147 <data name="cneOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">148 <value>Not equal to - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not equal the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not equal the right operand.</value>149 </data>150 <data name="geOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">151 <value>Greater than or equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are greater than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand.</value>152 </data>153 <data name="igeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">154 <value>Greater than or equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are greater than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand.</value>155 </data>156 <data name="cgeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">157 <value>Greater than or equal to - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are greater than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is greater than or equal to the right operand.</value>158 </data>159 <data name="gtOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">160 <value>Greater than - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are greater than the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is greater than the right operand.</value>161 </data>162 <data name="igtOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">163 <value>Greater than - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are greater than the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is greater than the right operand.</value>164 </data>165 <data name="cgtOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">166 <value>Greater than - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are greater than the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is greater than the right operand.</value>167 </data>168 <data name="ltOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">169 <value>Less than - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are less than the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is less than the right operand.</value>170 </data>171 <data name="iltOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">172 <value>Less than - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are less than the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is less than the right operand.</value>173 </data>174 <data name="cltOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">175 <value>Less than - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are less than the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is less than the right operand.</value>176 </data>177 <data name="leOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">178 <value>Less than or equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are less than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is less than or equal to the right operand.</value>179 </data>180 <data name="ileOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">181 <value>Less than or equal to - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are less than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is less than or equal to the right operand.</value>182 </data>183 <data name="cleOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">184 <value>Less than or equal to - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that are less than or equal to the right operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand is less than or equal to the right operand.</value>185 </data>186 <data name="likeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">187 <value>Wildcard matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand matches the right operand.</value>188 </data>189 <data name="ilikeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">190 <value>Wildcard matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand matches the right operand.</value>191 </data>192 <data name="clikeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">193 <value>Wildcard matching operator - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand matches the right operand.</value>194 </data>195 <data name="notlikeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">196 <value>Wildcard matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not match the right operand.</value>197 </data>198 <data name="inotlikeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">199 <value>Wildcard matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not match the right operand.</value>200 </data>201 <data name="cnotlikeOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">202 <value>Wildcard matching operator - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not match the right operand.</value>203 </data>204 <data name="matchOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">205 <value>Regular expression matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand matches the right operand.</value>206 </data>207 <data name="imatchOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">208 <value>Regular expression matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand matches the right operand.</value>209 </data>210 <data name="cmatchOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">211 <value>Regular expression matching operator - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand matches the right operand.</value>212 </data>213 <data name="notmatchOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">214 <value>Regular expression matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not match the right operand.</value>215 </data>216 <data name="inotmatchOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">217 <value>Regular expression matching operator - case insensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not match the right operand.</value>218 </data>219 <data name="cnotmatchOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">220 <value>Regular expression matching operator - case sensitive. When the left operand is a collection, returns values from the collection that do not match the right hand operand, otherwise returns TRUE if the left operand does not match the right operand.</value>221 </data>222 <data name="replaceOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">223 <value>Replace operator - case insensitive. Changes the left operand. Example: (dir *.ps1).FullName -replace '.ps1$','.ps1.bak'</value>224 </data>225 <data name="ireplaceOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">226 <value>Replace operator - case insensitive. Changes the left operand. Example: (dir *.ps1).FullName -replace '.ps1$','.ps1.bak'</value>227 </data>228 <data name="creplaceOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">229 <value>Replace operator - case sensitive. Changes the left operand. Example: (dir *.ps1).FullName -replace '.ps1$','.ps1.bak'</value>230 </data>231 <data name="containsOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">232 <value>Containment operator - case insensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (right operand) exactly matches at least one of the values in the left operand.</value>233 </data>234 <data name="icontainsOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">235 <value>Containment operator - case insensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (right operand) exactly matches at least one of the values in the left operand.</value>236 </data>237 <data name="ccontainsOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">238 <value>Containment operator - case sensitive. Returns TRUE only when the test value (right operand) exactly matches at least one of the values in the left operand.</value>239 </data>240 <data name="notcontainsOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">241 <value>Containment operator - case insensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (right operand) exactly matches none of the values in the left operand.</value>242 </data>243 <data name="inotcontainsOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">244 <value>Containment operator - case insensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (right operand) exactly matches none of the values in the left operand.</value>245 </data>246 <data name="cnotcontainsOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">247 <value>Containment operator - case sensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (right operand) exactly matches none of the values in the left operand.</value>248 </data>249 <data name="inOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">250 <value>Containment operator - case insensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (left operand) exactly matches at least one of the values in the right operand.</value>251 </data>252 <data name="iinOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">253 <value>Containment operator - case insensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (left operand) exactly matches at least one of the values in the right operand.</value>254 </data>255 <data name="cinOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">256 <value>Containment operator - case sensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (left operand) exactly matches at least one of the values in the right operand.</value>257 </data>258 <data name="notinOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">259 <value>Containment operator - case sensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (left operand) exactly matches none of the values in the right operand.</value>260 </data>261 <data name="inotinOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">262 <value>Containment operator - case insensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (left operand) exactly matches none of the values in the right operand.</value>263 </data>264 <data name="cnotinOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">265 <value>Containment operator - case sensitive. Returns TRUE when the test value (left operand) exactly matches none of the values in the right operand.</value>266 </data>267 <data name="splitOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">268 <value>Split - case insensitive. Split one or more strings into substrings.269-Split <String>270 271<String> -Split <Delimiter>[,<Max-substrings>[,"<Options>"]]272 273<String> -Split {<ScriptBlock>} [,<Max-substrings>]</value>274 </data>275 <data name="isplitOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">276 <value>Split - case insensitive. Split one or more strings into substrings.277-Split <String>278 279<String> -Split <Delimiter>[,<Max-substrings>[,"<Options>"]]280 281<String> -Split {<ScriptBlock>} [,<Max-substrings>]</value>282 </data>283 <data name="csplitOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">284 <value>Split - case sensitive. Split one or more strings into substrings.285-Split <String>286 287<String> -Split <Delimiter>[,<Max-substrings>[,"<Options>"]]288 289<String> -Split {<ScriptBlock>} [,<Max-substrings>]</value>290 </data>291 <data name="isnotOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">292 <value>Returns TRUE when the left operand is not an instance of the specified .NET Framework type (right operand).</value>293 </data>294 <data name="isOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">295 <value>Returns TRUE when the left operand is an instance of the specified .NET Framework type (right operand).</value>296 </data>297 <data name="asOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">298 <value>Converts the left operand to the specified .NET Framework type (right operand).</value>299 </data>300 <data name="fOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">301 <value>Formats strings by using the format method of string objects.</value>302 </data>303 <data name="andOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">304 <value>Logical and. Returns TRUE when both statements are TRUE.</value>305 </data>306 <data name="bandOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">307 <value>Bitwise AND</value>308 </data>309 <data name="orOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">310 <value>Logical or. TRUE when either or both statements are TRUE.</value>311 </data>312 <data name="borOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">313 <value>Bitwise OR (inclusive)</value>314 </data>315 <data name="xorOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">316 <value>Logical exclusive or. Returns TRUE when one of the statements is TRUE and the other is FALSE.</value>317 </data>318 <data name="bxorOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">319 <value>Bitwise OR (exclusive)</value>320 </data>321 <data name="joinOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">322 <value>Join - combine multiple strings into a single string.323-Join <String[]>324<String[]> -Join <Delimiter></value>325 </data>326 <data name="shlOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">327 <value>Shift Left bit operator. Inserts zero in right-most bit position.</value>328 </data>329 <data name="shrOperatorDescription" xml:space="preserve">330 <value>Shift Right bit operator. Inserts zero in the left-most bit position. For signed values, sign bit is preserved.</value>331 </data>332 <data name="NameHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">333 <value>[string]334Specifies the name of the property being created.</value>335 </data>336 <data name="LabelHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">337 <value>[string]338Specifies the name of the property being created.</value>339 </data>340 <data name="ExpressionHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">341 <value>[scriptblock]342A script block used to calculate the value of the new property.</value>343 </data>344 <data name="AlignmentHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">345 <value>[string]346Define how the values are displayed in a column.347Valid values are 'left', 'center', or 'right'.</value>348 </data>349 <data name="FormatStringHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">350 <value>[string]351Specifies a format string that defines how the value is formatted for output.</value>352 </data>353 <data name="WidthHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">354 <value>[int]355Specifies the maximum column width in a table when the value is displayed.356The value must be greater than 0.</value>357 </data>358 <data name="DepthHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">359 <value>[int]360The depth key specifies the depth of expansion per property.</value>361 </data>362 <data name="AscendingHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">363 <value>[bool]364Specifies the order of sorting for one or more properties.</value>365 </data>366 <data name="DescendingHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">367 <value>[bool]368Specifies the order of sorting for one or more properties.</value>369 </data>370 <data name="LogNameHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">371 <value>[String[]]372Specifies the log names to get events from.373Supports wildcards.</value>374 </data>375 <data name="ProviderNameHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">376 <value>[String[]]377Specifies the event log providers to get events from.378Supports wildcards.</value>379 </data>380 <data name="PathHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">381 <value>[String[]]382Specifies file paths to log files to get events from.383Valid file formats are: .etl, .evt, and .evtx</value>384 </data>385 <data name="KeywordsHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">386 <value>[Long[]]387Selects events with the specified keyword bitmasks.388The following are standard keywords:3894503599627370496: AuditFailure3909007199254740992: AuditSuccess3914503599627370496: CorrelationHint39218014398509481984: CorrelationHint239336028797018963968: EventLogClassic394281474976710656: ResponseTime3952251799813685248: Sqm396562949953421312: WdiContext3971125899906842624: WdiDiagnostic</value>398 </data>399 <data name="IDHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">400 <value>[int[]]401Selects events with the specified event IDs.</value>402 </data>403 <data name="LevelHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">404 <value>[int[]]405Selects events with the specified log levels.406The following log levels are valid:4071: Critical4082: Error4093: Warning4104: Informational4115: Verbose</value>412 </data>413 <data name="StartTimeHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">414 <value>[datetime]415Selects events created after the specified date and time.</value>416 </data>417 <data name="EndTimeHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">418 <value>[datetime]419Selects events created before the specified date and time.</value>420 </data>421 <data name="UserIDHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">422 <value>[string]423Selects events generated by the specified user.424This can either be a string representation of a SID or a domain and username in the format DOMAIN\USERNAME or USERNAME@DOMAIN</value>425 </data>426 <data name="DataHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">427 <value>[string[]]428Selects events with any of the specified values in the EventData section.</value>429 </data> 430 <data name="SuppressHashFilterHashtableKeyDescription" xml:space="preserve">431 <value>[hashtable]432Excludes events that match the values specified in the hashtable.</value>433 </data>434 <data name="RequiresModulesParameterDescription" xml:space="preserve">435 <value>[string] or [hashtable]436Specifies an array of PowerShell modules that the script requires.437Each element can either be a string with the module name as value or a hashtable with the following keys:438Name: Name of the module439GUID: GUID of the module440One of the following:441ModuleVersion: Specifies a minimum acceptable version of the module.442RequiredVersion: Specifies an exact, required version of the module.443MaximumVersion: Specifies the maximum acceptable version of the module.</value>444 </data>445 <data name="RequiresPSEditionParameterDescription" xml:space="preserve">446 <value>[string]447Specifies a PowerShell edition that the script requires.448Valid values are "Core" and "Desktop"</value>449 </data>450 <data 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Specifies the module name.</value>468 </data>469 <data name="RequiresModuleSpecGUIDDescription" xml:space="preserve">470 <value>[string]471Optional. Specifies the GUID of the module.</value>472 </data>473 <data name="RequiresModuleSpecModuleVersionDescription" xml:space="preserve">474 <value>[string]475Specifies a minimum acceptable version of the module.</value>476 </data>477 <data name="RequiresModuleSpecRequiredVersionDescription" xml:space="preserve">478 <value>[string]479Specifies an exact, required version of the module.</value>480 </data>481 <data name="RequiresModuleSpecMaximumVersionDescription" xml:space="preserve">482 <value>[string]483Specifies the maximum acceptable version of the module.</value>484 </data>485 <data name="CommentHelpSYNOPSISKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">486 <value>A brief description of the function or script.487This keyword can be used only once in each topic.</value>488 </data>489 <data name="CommentHelpDESCRIPTIONKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">490 <value>A detailed description of the function or script.491This keyword can be used only once in each topic.</value>492 </data>493 <data name="CommentHelpPARAMETERKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">494 <value>.PARAMETER <Parameter-Name>495The description of a parameter.496Add a .PARAMETER keyword for each parameter in the function or script syntax.</value>497 </data>498 <data name="CommentHelpEXAMPLEKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">499 <value>A sample command that uses the function or script, optionally followed by sample output and a description.500Repeat this keyword for each example.</value>501 </data>502 <data name="CommentHelpINPUTSKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">503 <value>The .NET types of objects that can be piped to the function or script.504You can also include a description of the input objects.</value>505 </data>506 <data name="CommentHelpOUTPUTSKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">507 <value>The .NET type of the objects that the cmdlet returns.508You can also include a description of the returned objects.</value>509 </data>510 <data name="CommentHelpNOTESKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">511 <value>Additional information about the function or script.</value>512 </data>513 <data name="CommentHelpLINKKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">514 <value>The name of a related topic.515Repeat the .LINK keyword for each related topic.516The .Link keyword content can also include a URI to an online version of the same help topic.</value>517 </data>518 <data name="CommentHelpCOMPONENTKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">519 <value>The name of the technology or feature that the function or script uses, or to which it is related.</value>520 </data>521 <data name="CommentHelpROLEKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">522 <value>The name of the user role for the help topic.</value>523 </data>524 <data name="CommentHelpFUNCTIONALITYKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">525 <value>The keywords that describe the intended use of the function.</value>526 </data>527 <data name="CommentHelpFORWARDHELPTARGETNAMEKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">528 <value>.FORWARDHELPTARGETNAME <Command-Name>529Redirects to the help topic for the specified command.</value>530 </data>531 <data name="CommentHelpFORWARDHELPCATEGORYKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">532 <value>.FORWARDHELPCATEGORY <Category>533Specifies the help category of the item in .ForwardHelpTargetName</value>534 </data>535 <data name="CommentHelpREMOTEHELPRUNSPACEKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">536 <value>.REMOTEHELPRUNSPACE <PSSession-variable>537Specifies a session that contains the help topic.538Enter a variable that contains a PSSession object.</value>539 </data>540 <data name="CommentHelpEXTERNALHELPKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">541 <value>.EXTERNALHELP <XML Help File>542The .ExternalHelp keyword is required when a function or script is documented in XML files.</value>543 </data>544 <data name="AssemblyKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">545 <value>Specifies the path to a .NET assembly to load.546 547using assembly <.NET-assembly-path></value>548 </data>549 <data name="ModuleKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">550 <value>Specifies a PowerShell module to load classes from.551 552using module <ModuleName or Path>553 554using module <ModuleSpecification hashtable></value>555 </data>556 <data name="NamespaceKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">557 <value>Specifies a .NET namespace to resolve types from or a namespace alias.558 559using namespace <.NET-namespace>560 561using namespace <AliasName> = <.NET-namespace></value>562 </data>563 <data name="TypeKeywordDescription" xml:space="preserve">564 <value>Specifies an alias for a .NET Type.565 566using type <AliasName> = <.NET-type></value>567 </data>568 <data name="RegistryStringToolTip" xml:space="preserve">569 <value>A normal string.</value>570 </data>571 <data name="RegistryExpandStringToolTip" xml:space="preserve">572 <value>A string that contains unexpanded references to environment variables that are expanded when the value is retrieved.</value>573 </data>574 <data name="RegistryBinaryToolTip" xml:space="preserve">575 <value>Binary data in any form.</value>576 </data>577 <data name="RegistryDWordToolTip" xml:space="preserve">578 <value>A 32-bit binary number.</value>579 </data>580 <data name="RegistryMultiStringToolTip" xml:space="preserve">581 <value>An array of strings.</value>582 </data>583 <data name="RegistryQWordToolTip" xml:space="preserve">584 <value>A 64-bit binary number.</value>585 </data>586 <data name="RegistryUnknownToolTip" xml:space="preserve">587 <value>An unsupported registry data type.</value>588 </data>589 <data name="SeparatorCommaToolTip" xml:space="preserve">590 <value>',' - Comma</value>591 </data>592 <data name="SeparatorCommaSpaceToolTip" xml:space="preserve">593 <value>', ' - Comma-Space</value>594 </data>595 <data name="SeparatorSemiColonToolTip" xml:space="preserve">596 <value>';' - Semi-Colon</value>597 </data>598 <data name="SeparatorSemiColonSpaceToolTip" xml:space="preserve">599 <value>'; ' - Semi-Colon-Space</value>600 </data>601 <data name="SeparatorNewlineToolTip" xml:space="preserve">602 <value>{0} - Newline</value>603 </data>604 <data name="SeparatorDashToolTip" xml:space="preserve">605 <value>'-' - Dash</value>606 </data>607 <data name="SeparatorSpaceToolTip" xml:space="preserve">608 <value>' ' - Space</value>609 </data>610</root>611