Jake Bolton ninmonkey

This function works sort of like calling Regex.Split with this regex

\s+

let

I used pseudocode to shorten the example. The structure is good.

Using nested `let`

let
    Source1 =
        let 
            Workbook = File.Contents(...),
            Final    = Table.SelectColumns( ... )

I'm experimenting with collisions for the Env var RFC: PowerShell/PowerShell-RFC#384

Case: fails as expected

$h1 = @{ "path"      = 'foo\bar' }
$h2 = @{ "path`u{0}" = '' }

	#Requires -Version 7
	using namespace System.Collections.Generic
	using namespace System.Text
	using namespace System.Text.Json
	using namespace System.Text.Json.Serialization
	using namespace System.Linq

	$assembly = Add-type -AssemblyName System.Text.Json -PassThru -ea 'stop'

	<#

	$longMessage = @"
	This is a long message.
	It has several lines.
	Some are indented
	more than others.
	Some should start at the first column.
	Some have "quoted text" in them.
	"@

	function TrimPredent {

	void updateHunger() {
	// applied about every 1 second?
	curDrain = GetCurrentDrain();
	energy -= curDrain // but clamps to keep it >= 0
	newTier = GetTier( energy )
	if ( newTier != curTier ) {
	SetTier( newTier )
	}
	}

	# Assumes pwsh7
	# tip: pwsh 7 added overloads
	$StrIn = 'Г¶'
	$bytes = [Text.Encoding]::GetEncoding(1252).GetBytes( $StrIn )
	$Bytes = [Text.Encoding]::GetEncoding('utf-8').GetString( $bytes )

	# and also

	$StrIn.EnumerateRunes \| Ft -auto

	function NewUser {
	<#
	.synopsis
	Create a new user with a name. Any "blank" values will fallback with a default value

	.DESCRIPTION
	If you use ValidateIfNotSomething, invalid or missing values throws.

	- Sometimes you want the command that always works, with a fallback value
	- $null, empty string to count as blank

	using namespace System.Collections.Generic
	<#
	Using: Pwsh 7
	Related:
	For parsing HTML with CSS Selector queries, see this template: <https://gist.github.com/ninmonkey/17f6a1f5b28249b6cb2ba8bc746ae4fb>
	#>


	function FindArchivedUrl {
	<#

	function InvokeWingetInstall {
	<#
	.synopsis
	example of using native commands with dynamic conditions.
	.example
	# example commands: Use -TestOnly and -Verbose to see cli arguments, without invoking it.

	InvokeWingetInstall -Verbose -Package 'Microsoft.PowerBI' -TestOnly -Silent
	VERBOSE: install --id Microsoft.PowerBI /silent