private/classes/MailingList.ps1
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$m = [MailingList]@{mailingListId=123;mailingListName="MailingName"} $m.toString() Good hints here: https://xainey.github.io/2016/powershell-classes-and-concepts/ # Play around with different constructors ([MailingList]@{mailingListId=123;mailingListName="abc"}).toString() ([MailingList]::new("123 / abc")).toString() #> class MailingList { #----------------------------------------------- # PROPERTIES (can be public by default, static or hidden) #----------------------------------------------- [String]$mailingListId [String]$mailingListName = "" hidden [String]$nameConcatChar = " / " #----------------------------------------------- # CONSTRUCTORS #----------------------------------------------- <# Notes from: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_object_creation?view=powershell-7 You can create an object from a hash table of properties and property values. The syntax is as follows: [<class-name>]@{ <property-name>=<property-value> <property-name>=<property-value> } This method works only for classes that have a parameterless constructor. The object properties must be public and settable. #> MailingList () { # If we have a nameconcat char in the settings variable, just use it if ( $script:settings.nameConcatChar ) { $this.nameConcatChar = $script:settings.nameConcatChar } } # empty default constructor needed to support hashtable constructor MailingList ( [String]$mailingId, [String]$mailingName ) { $this.mailingListId = $mailingId $this.mailingListName = $mailingName # If we have a nameconcat char in the settings variable, just use it if ( $script:settings.nameConcatChar ) { $this.nameConcatChar = $script:settings.nameConcatChar } } MailingList ( [String]$mailingString ) { # If we have a nameconcat char in the settings variable, just use it if ( $script:settings.nameConcatChar ) { $this.nameConcatChar = $script:settings.nameConcatChar } # Use the 2 in the split as a parameter so it only breaks the string on the first occurence $stringParts = $mailingString -split $this.nameConcatChar.trim(),2,"simplematch" $this.mailingListId = $stringParts[0].trim() $this.mailingListName = $stringParts[1].trim() } #----------------------------------------------- # METHODS #----------------------------------------------- [String] toString() { # If we have a nameconcat char in the settings variable, just use it # if ( $script:settings.nameConcatChar ) { # $this.nameConcatChar = $script:settings.nameConcatChar # } return $this.mailingListId, $this.mailingListName -join $this.nameConcatChar } } |