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This method can also be used to add fields to existing objects. For adding multiple field just repeat the line with different “Name” values. This example create a field named “Field1” with the value “value”, you can also pass a variable as value or even a field of a different object. Like this: $item | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Field1" -Value "value" So how do we add fields to our empty object? This makes it an ideal object to start with as we can manually define every field. This Object has no fields and only has four methods: This creates an empty System.Object object. Creating a custom objectĬreating a custom object is easy: $item = New-Object System.Object
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Keep this in mind when adding different types of objects to a collection. If we would then add $B to the same collection the item in the collection would have an empty value in the field “fieldA” and no field “fieldC” (fieldB would be added normally to the list). If object $A is added to our new empty collection, the collection would then have two fields: “fieldA” and “fieldB”. Object $B also has two string fields: “fieldB” and “fieldC” Object $A has two string fields: “fieldA” and “fieldB” Before adding items to the collection be very aware that the fields of the first item added dictate which fields the collection will have.įor example take object $A and object $B.