Gl command
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A Windows PowerShell CLI command; used to display or get the current PowerShell location.
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Usage Syntax
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Usage Examples
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Usage Notes
gl Is an alias for Get-Location
Command Alternatives
The pwd command is also an alias for Get-Location
PowerShell Usage Notes
With most PowerShell commands;
- Brief command syntax usage help can be displayed using by prefixing the command with the help parameter, for example: help pwd (help is actually an alias of Get-Help)
- More detailed command syntax usage help can be displayed using by also suffixing the the command with the -detailed parameter, for example: help pwd -detailed
Most PowerShell commands support these common parameters;
- -verbose - display detailed information about command operation
- -debug - display programmer-level detail about command operation.
- -errorAction continue | silentlycontinue | stop | inquire - specify how the command responds when an error occurs, the default is continue
- -whatIf - displays what will happen if the command is executed, without actually executing
- -confirm - prompts the user for permission before performing any action that modifies the system
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Related Commands
Use the ls command to list directory contents
Use the mkdir command to create or make directories
Use the rm command to remove directories and their contents
Use the mv command to move directories and their contents
Use the cp command to copy directories and their contents
Command Equivalents
The Linux platform command equivalent has the same name: pwd command, Linux
The Cisco platform command equivalent has the same name: pwd command, Cisco
The Nortel platform command equivalent has the same name: pwd command, Nortel
The Windows Command Prompt command equivalent is the cd command
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