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Defining a constant in Powershell

DateThursday, May 29, 2008 at 02:44PM

set-variable -name Foo -value 3 -option constant

As opposed to 'Const Foo = 3'

Somehow I think that this could've been made...a bit less clunky?

(And now I'll just sit here and clock with an egg-timer how long it takes some deranged Powershell zealot to tell me how to shorten that into like 3 characters, or some such foolishness.  ;-))

AuthorLaura E. Hunter | Comment2 Comments |
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Reader Comments (2)

Nope... that is as short as it gets.. wait

set-variable Foo -va 3 -op constant

What do you want a constant for?
May 29, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterDeranged PowerShell Zealot
For no other reason than to see if I -can-, really. :-)
May 30, 2008 | Registered CommenterLaura E. Hunter

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