As we are dynamic namespaces as patterns, it should be fairly straightforward to discover members of an object, module, or dictionary that match.
For example, if we have a namespace "Get", with the pattern ^Get, calling .Members($obj) would return all the members in $obj that matched ^Get.
If the object is a dictionary, the keys should be checked.
If the object is a module, exported variables and command should be checked.
If the object is a PSObject, names should be checked against the .psobject.properties and against the underlying .NET type.
As we are dynamic namespaces as patterns, it should be fairly straightforward to discover members of an object, module, or dictionary that match.
For example, if we have a namespace "Get", with the pattern
^Get, calling.Members($obj)would return all the members in$objthat matched^Get.If the object is a dictionary, the keys should be checked.
If the object is a module, exported variables and command should be checked.
If the object is a PSObject, names should be checked against the .psobject.properties and against the underlying .NET type.