public/Set-DsUtilAlias.ps1
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function Set-DsUtilAlias { <# .SYNOPSIS Read the Description .DESCRIPTION Read the Synopsis. Just kidding. This function simply creates four (4) aliases: grep, sed, msgbox, myip So you don't need type the full function names: Invoke-Grep, Invoke-Sed, Invoke-DialogMsgBox, Get-PublicIPv4Address Because I'm really that lazy. .PARAMETER (none) .EXAMPLE Set-DsUtilAlias #> if (-not (Get-Alias -Name "grep" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { New-Alias -Name "grep" -Value Invoke-Grep Write-Host "Define alias: grep" } if (-not (Get-Alias -Name "sed" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { New-Alias -Name "sed" -Value Invoke-Sed Write-Host "Define alias: sed" } if (-not (Get-Alias -Name "msgbox" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { New-Alias -Name "msgbox" -Value Invoke-DialogMsgBox Write-Host "Define alias: msgbox" } if (-not (Get-Alias -Name "myip" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)) { New-Alias -Name "myip" -Value Get-PublicIPv4Address Write-Host "Define alias: myip" } } |