PowerShell: Get command definition.

With 5.0 being so PowerShell friendly, if you spend a decent amount of time in the shell you probably noticed that the definition of commands tends to get truncated when you, say Get-Command Test-LegacyAppVPackage. Which returns something like this (apologies for the horrible formatting to follow):

CommandType	Name					Definition
-----------	----					----------
Cmdlet		Test-LegacyAppvPackage	Test-LegacyAppvPackage [-Source] <String[]> [-Ve...

CommandType	Name					Definition
-----------	----					----------
Cmdlet		Test-LegacyAppvPackage	Test-LegacyAppvPackage [-Source] <String[]> [-Ve...

You might find this trick handy (and for more than just this if you are clever).

$(Get-Command Test-LegacyAppVPackage).Definition

Which returns something like this:

Test-LegacyAppvPackage [-Source] <String[]> [-Verbose] [-Debug] [-ErrorAction <ActionPreference>] [-WarningAction <Acti

onPreference>] [-ErrorVariable <String>] [-WarningVariable <String>] [-OutVariable <String>] [-OutBuffer <Int32>]

Much better...