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Func Bar(ByRef $_Array)

According to the help file:

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The ByRef keyword indicates that the parameter should be treated as a reference to the original. By default the parameter is copied into a new variable but ByRef links the new variable to the original.

 

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Posted (edited)

From the help file --

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The ByRef keyword indicates that the parameter should be treated as a reference to the original. By default the parameter is copied into a new variable but ByRef links the new variable to the original.

It will work as you desire if you change your function declaration like this --

Func Bar ($_Array)

FWIW, you don't need to use Call(). Do this instead --

Bar($Baz)

Edit: Pwn'd by @water😄

Edited by Danp2

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