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Invoke-Expression - Powershell 1.0 CmdLet

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Invoke-Expression

Description
Run a PowerShell expression

Usage


Options


Example(s)
Create variables named $sorting and $MyExpr and use them to store the text of an expression, then use invoke-expression to actually run the expression:

PS C:\>$sorting = "sort-object Name"
$MyExpr = "get-process | $sorting"
invoke-expression $MyExpr


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