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--- transformations:powershell [2018/01/11 20:52] – created dmitry
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 It is possible to send values of column to the executed PowerShell commands through the built-in **$input** variable in PowerShell, for instance:
-   $input | Sort-Object
+  $input | Sort-Object
 Note that **$input** is an enumerator for the sequence, not the sequence itself.
-It is also possible to insert EasyMorph parameters right into the script text, as well as capture the output sequence from the PowerShell script back to EasyMorph.
+It is possible to insert EasyMorph parameters right into the script text. Just insert parameter names in curly braces. For instance:
+  Copy-Item "{Source file}" c:\test
+It's also possible to capture the output sequence from the PowerShell script back to EasyMorph. Note that the output sequence should be explicitly converted in the PowerShell script into a sequence of basic types such as //string//, //integer//, //float//, //DateTime// or //bool//. Formatted output of the standard PowerShell console is not captured.
 **See also**
   * Blog: [[http://blog.easymorph.com/2017/12/running-powershell-commands-in-easymorph.html|Running PowerShell commands in EasyMorph]]
-  * [[transformations:runprogram|Run program]]
+  * [[transformations:runprogram|Action: Run program]]
   * [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/setup/installing-windows-powershell|Installing Windows PowerShell]]