PowerShell Splatting Splatting parameters
Example
Splatting is done by replacing the dollar-sign $ with the splatting operator @ when using a variable containing a HashTable of parameters and values in a command call.
$MyParameters = @{
Name = "iexplore"
FileVersionInfo = $true
}
Get-Process @MyParameters
Without splatting:
Get-Process -Name "iexplore" -FileVersionInfo
You can combine normal parameters with splatted parameters to easily add common parameters to your calls.
$MyParameters = @{
ComputerName = "StackOverflow-PC"
}
Get-Process -Name "iexplore" @MyParameters
Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock { "Something to excute remotely" } @MyParameters
