A question about PowerShell's Alias function

I am trying to set up a powershell resource file and add a bunch of aliases to common unix programs and I am trying to find out if I can alias function flags some how as well.

For example the string regex function Select-String looks alot like grep in the *nix world and I know I can alias Select-String to grep if I wanted to. However the flags are completely different so I am wondering is their a way to alias flags as well. For example going back to Select-String, Select-String -NotMatch would be grep -v. So to boil down my question can I make an alias to the flags of an alias.
eg:
Select-String -Case-Sensitive -> grep
Select-String -> grep -i
Select-String -NotMatch -> grep -v
etc ...

Sorry, Alpha, not possible.

See here:

You can create an alias for a cmdlet, but you cannot create an alias for a command with parameters and values. For example, you can create an alias for Set-Location, but you cannot create an alias for "Set-Location C:\Windows\System32".

Alpha90 said:

So to boil down my question can I make an alias to the flags of an alias.

You're going to have to create a wrapper function for that.