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where-object:tldr:39757
This command is used in PowerShell to search for aliases that match specific criteria. Here's what each part of the command does:
-
Get-Alias
: This is a cmdlet that retrieves all the defined aliases in the current PowerShell session. -
|
: This is a pipe symbol, used to pass the output of the previous command as input to the next command. -
Where-Object
: This cmdlet is used for filtering objects based on specific conditions. -
${Property}
: This is a placeholder for the name of the property you want to filter on. You need to replace${Property}
with the actual property name, such asName
,Definition
, orCommandType
. -
${Name}
: This is a placeholder for the value you want to match in the specified property. You need to replace${Name}
with the actual value you are looking for. -
-eq
: This is an operator that signifies equality. It is used to compare the property value to the specified name. -
${name}
: This is a placeholder for the value you want to match in the specified property. You need to replace${name}
with the actual value you are looking for.
To use this command, you need to replace ${Property}
with the desired property, ${Name}
with the specific value to match, and ${eq}
with the appropriate operator (such as -eq
, -like
, etc.) depending on the comparison you want to perform.