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To add to that: a list of property names you don't even have to exactly know beforehand, since the shell can easily deliver you the exact data structure and met
by dahauns 10y ago
To add to that: a list of property names you don't even have to exactly know beforehand, since the shell can easily deliver you the exact data structure and metadata of any object (cmdlets, parameters, results,...) usable on the shell.
I find the idea baffling that basically having to have the whole syntax tree memorized instead of the shell providing it for me is somehow less of a "waste of cognitive energy".
- emodendroket 10y agoI really think people are mistaking "I'm not familiar with it" with "it's bad and poorly designed" because they've forgotten what it was like to first use the Unix command line.