Powershell - initialize class file from Terminal

Question

I have Powershell class defined in ps1 file.

In main.ps1 i initialized that class

$class = [myClass]::new()

When,in Powershell ISE i open file and click [ Run script (F5)[1] for both class.ps1 and main.ps1 all works fine. When i close PowerShell ISE, and open classic Powershell terminal (As Administrator), and execute

.folder\class.ps1
.\main.ps1

Then i'm getting following error after executing .\main.p1 from terminal

Unable to find type [myClass].

So how, from Powershell terminal, to initialize file with my class, without running Powershell ISE ?

Load the class using the '.' operation first . .\folder\class.ps1 — Arun Selin
– Arun Selin, Commented Nov 22, 2019 at 8:50

Tomalak · Accepted Answer · 2019-11-22 08:44:55Z

3

Loading a file in Powershell is done with the . operator.

. .\folder\class.ps1

answered Nov 22, 2019 at 8:44

Tomalak

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