PowerShell - How do I call a cmdlet in a function

问题:

So I have a cmdlet named update-name that I have no access to change.

I have created a function named update-name (the same name as the cmdlet). How do I call the cmdlet from the function with the same name?

I've tried a few things and none of them seem to work.

function update-name {
param([string] something)
  #call cmdlet update-name here
}

There is a way to do it when it is just functions:

$unBackup = 'DefaultUpdateName'
if(!(Test-Path Function:\$unBackup)) {
    Rename-Item Function:\Update-Name $unBackup
}

function update-name {
  & $unName
}

Unfortunately that doesn't work if it is a CmdLet.

回答1:

You the cmdlet's module name to disambiguate the names:

PS> Get-Command Start-Process | Format-Table ModuleName

ModuleName
----------
Microsoft.PowerShell.Management

PS> Microsoft.PowerShell.Management\Start-Process Notepad

回答2:

This will do the trick as well - thanks Keith Dahlby! http://twitter.com/dahlbyk/status/55341994817503232

$unName=Get-Command 'Update-Name' -CommandType Cmdlet;

function update-name {
  & $unName
}

回答3:

Can you use a proxy function?