Length
, -gt
and 10000
are not parameters to Where-Object
. There is only one parameter, FilterScript
at position 0, with a value of type ScriptBlock
which contains an expression.
PowerShell ps = PowerShell.Create();
ps.AddCommand("Get-ChildItem");
ps.AddCommand("where-object");
ScriptBlock filter = ScriptBlock.Create("$_.Length -gt 10000")
ps.AddParameter("FilterScript", filter)
If you have more complex statements that you need to decompose, consider using the tokenizer (available in v2 or later) to understand the structure better:
# use single quotes to allow $_ inside string
PS> $script = 'Get-ChildItem | where-object -filter {$_.Length -gt 1000000 }'
PS> $parser = [System.Management.Automation.PSParser]
PS> $parser::Tokenize($script, [ref]$null) | select content, type | ft -auto
This dumps out the following information. It's not as rich as the AST parser in v3, but it's still useful:
Content Type
------- ----
Get-ChildItem Command
| Operator
where-object Command
-filter CommandParameter
{ GroupStart
_ Variable
. Operator
Length Member
-gt Operator
1000000 Number
} GroupEnd
Hope this helps.
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