passing cmdlet output as a parameter..

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hey guys..
I am little bit shy of what am I asking for, but I have no experience in PowerShell language..

I am working on a project using C#.. where I need to read an output of "1 cmdlet" and pass this output as a parameter to another cmdlet...

I know it's easy to do using C#, but I am confuse about the whole "cmdlet" thin'.. and I don't know what to do..
any ideas how to do that ???

Posted 16-Oct-12 5:28am

NOURANE KOULI

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Otto Grunf 16-Oct-12 11:53am

Could you post your code?

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Answer 1 · 2012-10-16T06:41:00

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Use the PowerShell class[^]? Use the AddCommand[^] method to add cmdlets to the processing pipeline.

See also: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/527513/execute-powershell-script-from-c-sharp-with-commandline-arguments[^], where you can see an other approach that uses runspace pipeline.

Posted 16-Oct-12 6:41am

Zoltán Zörgő