If multiple namespaces are specified for the Namespaces parameter, the page title for the home and contents pages is just the DocTitle parameter (or default). But if there is only a single namespace specified, the page title is that single namespace concatenated with the DocTitle parameter (or default). This determination is made on the literal Namespaces value passed in, even if it contains globbing wildcards and thus might resolve to multiple namespaces.
While technically that approach is valid, it would be more natural that the following two commands produce the same behavior:
PS> Convert-HelpToHtmlTree -Namespaces ns1, ns2
PS> Convert-HelpToHtmlTree -Namespaces ns*
Which is to say, to determine that multiple namespaces have been specified.
If multiple namespaces are specified for the
Namespacesparameter, the page title for the home and contents pages is just theDocTitleparameter (or default). But if there is only a single namespace specified, the page title is that single namespace concatenated with theDocTitleparameter (or default). This determination is made on the literalNamespacesvalue passed in, even if it contains globbing wildcards and thus might resolve to multiple namespaces.While technically that approach is valid, it would be more natural that the following two commands produce the same behavior:
Which is to say, to determine that multiple namespaces have been specified.