Powershell actually was created by taking the best of the Unix CLI and rolling in the.NET and COM object model. So it is a Windows flavored superset of the Unix CLI.
show how the approach you refer to is more robust than Unix pipes.
You can pass objects and collections of objects in the PowerShell pipes.
[Are manual pages] accessible from within the terminal emulator hosting the command line?
Yes. And "manual pages" can be included inside user created functions to behave just like the built in ones.
The help information in Powershell can be quite verbose. But it is categorized and the Get-Help cmdlet has switches to show you the basics, certain sections, or the whole content.
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show how the approach you refer to is more robust than Unix pipes.
You can pass objects and collections of objects in the PowerShell pipes.
[Are manual pages] accessible from within the terminal emulator hosting the command line?
Yes. And "manual pages" can be included inside user created functions to behave just like the built in ones. The help information in Powershell can be quite verbose. But it is categorized and the Get-Help cmdlet has switches to show you the basics, certain sections, or the whole content.
to conspiracy that which can be explained by incompetence. The real goal could of had nothing to do with "hiding" the data.
Weight Watchers has already done this. And yes the app reads the UPC not the nutritional information. http://www.weightwatchers.com/templates/Marketing/Marketing_Utool_1col.aspx?pageid=1118811