In PowerShell v3 language syntax, it is finally allowed to have line breaks after "." and "::". These symbols are used to access dynamic and static object properties. So with PowerShell v3, concatenating such statements no longer necessarily results in extra-long code lines:
PS> "Hello".toUpper().Replace('HE', 'RO')
Instead, the script author can break up the line into individual parts:
"Hello". toUpper(). Replace('HE', 'RO')
You can even have comments in between, so it is a lot easier to document the code:
# take some text... "Hello". # ...convert it to uppercase... toUpper(). # ...and replace some text: Replace('HE', 'RO')
