Comment by vageli 6 years ago Powershell offers this I believe. 4 comments vageli Reply ChrisSD 6 years ago NuShell is also attempting this. Both are cross platform.https://github.com/nushell/nushell _underfl0w_ 6 years ago Thanks for mentioning this! It looks super interesting, but I hadn't heard of it before. jmmv 6 years ago That's right. I recently wrote on this topic: https://jmmv.dev/2020/10/powershell-cmdlet-params.html mmalone 6 years ago Yep. Not perfect... type systems have come a long way since PowerShell did it. But it's a good start.Look at stuff like PowerShell secure strings for an example of the sort of neat stuff you can do.
ChrisSD 6 years ago NuShell is also attempting this. Both are cross platform.https://github.com/nushell/nushell _underfl0w_ 6 years ago Thanks for mentioning this! It looks super interesting, but I hadn't heard of it before.
_underfl0w_ 6 years ago Thanks for mentioning this! It looks super interesting, but I hadn't heard of it before.
jmmv 6 years ago That's right. I recently wrote on this topic: https://jmmv.dev/2020/10/powershell-cmdlet-params.html
mmalone 6 years ago Yep. Not perfect... type systems have come a long way since PowerShell did it. But it's a good start.Look at stuff like PowerShell secure strings for an example of the sort of neat stuff you can do.
NuShell is also attempting this. Both are cross platform.
https://github.com/nushell/nushell
Thanks for mentioning this! It looks super interesting, but I hadn't heard of it before.
That's right. I recently wrote on this topic: https://jmmv.dev/2020/10/powershell-cmdlet-params.html
Yep. Not perfect... type systems have come a long way since PowerShell did it. But it's a good start.
Look at stuff like PowerShell secure strings for an example of the sort of neat stuff you can do.