SteppablePipeline.Begin Method
Definition
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Overloads
Begin(Boolean) |
Begin execution of a steppable pipeline. This overload doesn't reroute output and error pipes. |
Begin(InternalCommand) |
Begin execution of a steppable pipeline, using the calling command to figure out how to route the output and errors. This is the most effective way to start stepping. |
Begin(Boolean, EngineIntrinsics) |
Begin execution of a steppable pipeline, using the command running currently in the specified context to figure out how to route the output and errors. |
Begin(Boolean)
Begin execution of a steppable pipeline. This overload doesn't reroute output and error pipes.
public:
void Begin(bool expectInput);
public:
void Begin(bool expectInput);
void Begin(bool expectInput);
public void Begin (bool expectInput);
member this.Begin : bool -> unit
Public Sub Begin (expectInput As Boolean)
Parameters
- expectInput
- Boolean
true
if you plan to write input into this pipe; false
otherwise.
Applies to
Begin(InternalCommand)
Begin execution of a steppable pipeline, using the calling command to figure out how to route the output and errors. This is the most effective way to start stepping.
public:
void Begin(System::Management::Automation::Internal::InternalCommand ^ command);
public void Begin (System.Management.Automation.Internal.InternalCommand command);
member this.Begin : System.Management.Automation.Internal.InternalCommand -> unit
Public Sub Begin (command As InternalCommand)
Parameters
- command
- InternalCommand
The command you're calling this from (i.e. instance of PSCmdlet or value of $PSCmdlet variable).
Applies to
Begin(Boolean, EngineIntrinsics)
Begin execution of a steppable pipeline, using the command running currently in the specified context to figure out how to route the output and errors.
public:
void Begin(bool expectInput, System::Management::Automation::EngineIntrinsics ^ contextToRedirectTo);
public void Begin (bool expectInput, System.Management.Automation.EngineIntrinsics contextToRedirectTo);
member this.Begin : bool * System.Management.Automation.EngineIntrinsics -> unit
Public Sub Begin (expectInput As Boolean, contextToRedirectTo As EngineIntrinsics)
Parameters
- expectInput
- Boolean
true
if you plan to write input into this pipe; false
otherwise.
- contextToRedirectTo
- EngineIntrinsics
Context used to figure out how to route the output and errors.