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You will typically be using these [[custom_command#patterns|custom command patterns]]: You will typically be using these [[custom_command#patterns|custom command patterns]]:
-  * ''!E'' (session URL) to pass the current session settings to the script. If you want to pass a password too, you have to [[security_credentials|store or remember it]]. //''!E'' is supported by the latest version of WinSCP only. Older versions support only ''!S'', which does not carry all session settings.// &recent+  * ''!E'' (session URL) to pass the current session settings to the script. If you want to pass a password too, you have to [[security_credentials|store or remember it]].
  * ''!/'' and ''!'' combined to ''!/!'' to pass a full path to a selected remote file.   * ''!/'' and ''!'' combined to ''!/!'' to pass a full path to a selected remote file.
  * ''!^!'' to pass a full path to a selected local file.   * ''!^!'' to pass a full path to a selected local file.
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When using the WinSCP .NET assembly from a [[library_powershell|PowerShell script]], the script needs to take parameters to be customized for a current session settings or selected file path, etc. When using the WinSCP .NET assembly from a [[library_powershell|PowerShell script]], the script needs to take parameters to be customized for a current session settings or selected file path, etc.
-For that use ''param'' keyword. You can also mark a parameter as mandatory using ''[[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/developer/cmdlet/parameter-attribute-declaration|Parameter]]'' attribute or provide a default value.+For that use ''param'' keyword. You can also mark a parameter as mandatory using ''[[https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/developer/cmdlet/parameter-attribute-declaration|Parameter]]'' attribute or provide a default value.
<code powershell> <code powershell>
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Some real-life examples: Some real-life examples:
-  * [[library_example_verify_file_checksum|Verify checksum of a remote file against a local file over SFTP/FTP protocol]] +  * [[library_example_verify_file_checksum|*]]; 
-  * [[library_example_find_duplicate_files|Find duplicate files in SFTP/FTP server]] +  * [[library_example_find_duplicate_files|*]]; 
-  * [[library_example_recursive_search_text|Search recursively for text in remote directory / Grep files over SFTP/FTP protocol]]+  * [[library_example_recursive_search_text|*]].
===== Using Scripting ===== ===== Using Scripting =====

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