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Consider such function:
function Test($foo, $bar) { ... } We can call it:
Test -foo $null Test How can I know when the -foo was omitted, and when it was $null?
If you are using Powershell V2 or later, you can use the $PSBoundParameters variable which is a dictionary that lists all bound parameters at current scope.
See this blog post that discusses it.