Dim instance As Cmdlet Dim sendToPipeline As Object instance.WriteObject(sendToPipeline)
Public Sub WriteObject ( _ sendToPipeline As Object _ )
public void WriteObject ( Object sendToPipeline )
public: void WriteObject ( Object^ sendToPipeline )
public function WriteObject ( sendToPipeline : Object )
The object to be written to the output pipeline.
The pipeline is stopped. The pipeline was terminated either before the call was made or while the call was in progress. By default, the cmdlet should allow the caller of the processing record method to catch this exception.
The call cannot be completed at this time or cannot be completed from this thread. For more information, see the following Remarks section.
This method can be called only from within the implementation of an input processing method (BeginProcessing, ProcessRecord, and EndProcessing) and only from that thread. If the call is made from outside these implementations or from another thread, an InvalidOperationException exception is thrown.
This method sends a single object to the pipeline, regardless of whether the object is or is not a collection. To send a collection that is then enumerated by Windows PowerShell, see the Cmdlet.WriteObject(Object,Boolean) method.
Cmdlets can also write to the debug, error, progress, warning, and verbose data streams by using the following methods:
WriteDebug
WriteError
WriteProgress
WriteWarning
WriteVerbose
For more information about cmdlets, see Windows PowerShell Cmdlets.