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#1 Powershell show clips (ctrl+space) line read

Posted by: clanman | Date: 2024-02-09 08:49 | IP: IP Logged

Clips are a great thing and I am trying to use them to make it easier to select powershell object properties and methods.

First up I have the following clips (keep in mind this is testing and these methods may not belong to the .Net class or object):
; Object methods
[.AsType() |G Returns the current type as a Type object]
AsType()
;
[.AsType(.) |G Returns the current type as a Type object]
.AsType()
;
[.Clone() |G Creates a new object that is a copy of the current instance]
Clone()
;
[.Clone(<Object>) |G Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object]
Clone(§|<Object>)
;
[.Clone(<Object>, Object>) |G Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal]
Clone(§|<Object>, Object>)
;
[.Equals() |G Determines whether two object instances are equal]
Equals()

If I write:

[string].<ctrl+space>

I get the above list.

If I write:

$OName.<ctrl+space>

The presented list begins with the $ sign. If I delete that and type a period (.) the above list is presented.

Is there a way to change the second behaviour so the search starts from the dot (.).

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