CoreePower.Common.Enum.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS Adds a custom enumeration type if the 'ModuleRecordState' type does not exist. .DESCRIPTION The code block checks if the 'ModuleRecordState' type exists. If it does not exist, it adds a custom enumeration type named 'ModuleRecordState' with three values: 'Latest', 'Previous', and 'All'. This enumeration type is used in certain functions and scripts to specify the module version range of PowerShell modules. .NOTES - This code block is used in PowerShell if there is no 'ModuleRecordState' type defined. - The 'ModuleRecordState' enumeration is used to indicate the desired range of module versions to be returned when searching for multiple versions of a module. - If the 'ModuleRecordState' type already exists, this code block has no effect. #> if (-not ([System.Management.Automation.PSTypeName]'ModuleRecordState').Type) { Add-Type @" public enum ModuleRecordState { Latest, Previous, All } "@ } <# .SYNOPSIS Adds a custom enumeration type if the 'ModuleScope' type does not exist. .DESCRIPTION The code block checks if the 'ModuleScope' type exists. If it does not exist, it adds a custom enumeration type named 'ModuleScope' with two values: 'CurrentUser' and 'LocalMachine'. This enumeration type is used in certain functions and scripts to specify the scope of PowerShell modules. .NOTES - This code block is used in PowerShell if there is no 'ModuleScope' type defined. - The 'ModuleScope' enumeration is used to indicate whether a PowerShell module should be retrieved from the current user's scope or the local machine's scope. - If the 'ModuleScope' type already exists, this code block has no effect. #> if (-not ([System.Management.Automation.PSTypeName]'ModuleScope').Type) { Add-Type @" public enum ModuleScope { CurrentUser, LocalMachine, Process } "@ } |