Formatting tab argument completion powershell -

i'm using tabexpansion2 in powershell 3 , when tab complete argument brings string want wrapped in syntax don't want.

for instance when hit tab after -binname:

use-bin -binname @{name=5.0} 

what need is:

use-bin -binname 5.0 

i'm using script: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/powershellcookbook/1.3.6/content/tabexpansion.ps1

with these adjusted options:

$options["customargumentcompleters"] = @{             "binname" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_bindir | select-object name}             "dbname" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_dbdir\rt5.7\ | select-object name}             "patchsubdir" ={get-childitem -path $global:th_bindir\patches\ | select-object name}             "hmisubdir" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_hmidir | select-object name}             "modulescript" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_modpaths | select-object name}             "items" = {"bins", "databases", "modules"}                    } 

thanks!

i not familiar tabexpansion issue returning objects name properties. want return strings.

$options["customargumentcompleters"] = @{     "binname" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_bindir | select-object -expandproperty name}     "dbname" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_dbdir\rt5.7\ | select-object -expandproperty name}     "patchsubdir" ={get-childitem -path $global:th_bindir\patches\ | select-object -expandproperty name}     "hmisubdir" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_hmidir | select-object -expandproperty name}     "modulescript" = {get-childitem -path $global:th_modpaths | select-object -expandproperty name}     "items" = {"bins", "databases", "modules"}    } 

since using 3.0 more terse , accomplish same thing.

$options["customargumentcompleters"] = @{     "binname" = {(get-childitem -path $global:th_bindir).name}     "dbname" = {(get-childitem -path $global:th_dbdir\rt5.7\).name}     "patchsubdir" ={(get-childitem -path $global:th_bindir\patches\).name}     "hmisubdir" = {(get-childitem -path $global:th_hmidir).name}     "modulescript" = {(get-childitem -path $global:th_modpaths).name}     "items" = {"bins", "databases", "modules"}            } 

both solutions work expanding strings of single property name.