Function for Adding a Default Property Display Set to PSCustomObjects.

Set-DefaultPropertyDisplaySet.ps1

Function Set-DefaultPropertyDisplaySet {

  <#
      .Synopsis
       Adds a Default Property Display Set to a PSCustomObject.

      .Description
       Adds a Default Property Display Set to a PSCustomObject.  The default display will be formatted as a table; the columns will be in the
       same order as they are passed to the function.

      .Parameter InputObject
       The PSCustomObject to which you are adding a Default Property Display Set.

      .Parameter DefaultPropertyList
       The list of properties that will be used for the PSCustomObject's default display. Each property will be the header of a column and the
       columns will be in the same order as they are specified here.

      .Example
       Set-DefaultPropertyDisplaySet -InputObject $Servers -DefaultPropertyList "ComputerName","Site","Enclave","Role"
       The above command will update the $Servers objects with the default property display set; If called at the prompt, the objects will be
       displayed formatted as a table with the columns ComputerName, Site, Enclave, and Role ordered the same.
       
      .Example
       $Servers | Set-DefaultPropertyDisplaySet -DefaultPropertyList "ComputerName","Site","Enclave","Role"
       The above command will update the $Servers objects with the default property display set; If called at the prompt, the objects will be
       displayed formatted as a table with the columns ComputerName, Site, Enclave, and Role ordered the same.

      .Notes
       The code in the "Begin" block was discovered at the addresses below and all credit belongs to the authors:
       * [Boe Prox](http://learn-powershell.net/2013/08/03/quick-hits-set-the-default-property-display-in-powershell-on-custom-objects/)
       * [Rakhesh Sasidharan](http://rakhesh.com/powershell/naming-powershell-custom-objects-and-setting-their-default-display-properties/)
  #>

  param(
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,
               HelpMessage="Enter the Object or Objects you want to add a default property display set to, separated by a comma.",
               ValueFromPipeline=$true)]
    [Alias("Object","obj")]
    [PSCustomObject[]]$InputObject,
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,
               HelpMessage="Enter the properties you want to assign to the default display set, separated by a comma.")]
    [Alias("Property","dpl")]
    [string[]]$DefaultPropertyList,
    [switch]$PassThru
  )

  Begin {
    # Use the list of property names to create the Default Property Display Set.
    $DefaultPropertyDisplaySet = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSPropertySet("DefaultDisplayPropertySet",[string[]]$DefaultPropertyList)
    $PSStandardMembers = [System.Management.Automation.PSMemberInfo[]]@($DefaultPropertyDisplaySet)
  }

  Process {
    ForEach($Object in $InputObject){
      # Add the default property display set to each object.
      Add-Member -MemberType MemberSet -Name PSStandardMembers -Value $PSStandardMembers -InputObject $Object -PassThru:$PassThru
    }
  }
  End {
    # There is no post-processing to perform.
  }
}

Set-Alias -Name sdpds -Value Set-DefaultPropertyDisplaySet

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