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powershell - How can I set a shorthand alias for a variable?

I am using a script that sets $Global:LastResult, how can I set an alias, say, last to access this variable

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You can't define an alias for a variable (well, technically you can, as long as the variable isn't $null, but then your alias would have the value of the variable at the time of the assignment).

What you can do is define a function that returns the value of $global:LastResult and then an alias for that function:

function Get-LastResult { $global:LastResult }
New-Alias -Name last -Value Get-LastResult

However, I fail to see the advantage of an approach like this over directly using the variable $global:LastResult.


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