I've got a PowerShell script that has the following syntax:
Get-Stardate [[-Time] <Object>] [-Decimals <Int32>] [-UTC] [<CommonParameters>]
The param declaration is:
param
(
[Parameter(Position=0, ValueFromPipeline=$true)]
$Time = (Get-Date),
[int] $Decimals = 1,
[switch] $UTC = $false
)
I'm trying to figure out how to disallow the use of the UTC switch if the -Time parameter hasn't been specified, but also to allow -Time to be set to the current time if it hasn't. That is, I want the syntax to look like this:
Get-Stardate [[-Time] <Object> [-UTC]] [-Decimals <Int32>] [<CommonParameters>]
The idea is that a user running the script without -Time wants the current time, with just -Time is specifying a LOCAL time, and with -Time and -UTC is specifying a UTC time.
Can this be done? Alternatively, is there a special way to indicate, in a string to be converted to [DateTime], that the string specifies UTC?
