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Nah, it's just my emotions regarding new parameter. Kind of an off-topic. Sorry about that.
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Edwin_Eekelaers wrote:but this instead TextK \\b-7-5\C$ To explain better. I only want the value not the damn title of it. I know Mr Boyle that you explained it already to me before i guess but i...
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Mr Boyle was it that simple?thanks. Like again the purpose is to learn how to work with objects and to just return the value not the entire enchilada of the value & the description of it...
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I was trying to learn how to select multiple values ( psdrive or something else as that doesn't matter here ), dump them into an array and then use the values as needed for something else. But i kept...
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Should be. We can drop the select-object bit as all that does is strip down the object. Not needed here. Powershell$var=get-psdrive|where {$_.Provider-match'Filesystem'}|where...
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Hmm ...Powershell$drives=@(get-psdrive|where {$_.Provider-match'Filesystem'})foreach($drivein$drives){$drive.namesleep 3}How's that? Depending on your version of powershell that first line could be...
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Powershell objects
Powershell$var=get-psdrive|where {($_.Provider-match'Filesystem')-and($_.name-notin'C','D')}
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Important to not get object oriented programming confused with using objects in PowerShell. PowerShell is very much a procedural style of program (step 1 to 2 to 3 to 4, etc). Objects in PowerShell...
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To look at the OP's original problem, he had something like this: | foreach { $_.?????...}the Op wanted to know what was passed across the pipeline, easy: use Get-member, or | get-membe
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i found it already long time. for an old bugger like me it's hard to say goodbye to old habits.I am used to code like basic & dos and a few months ago i didn't even know what powershell was so...
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Edwin_Eekelaers wrote:i found it already long time. for an old bugger like me it's hard to say goodbye to old habits.I am used to code like basic & dos and a few months ago i didn't even know what...
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Thomas don't worry about homework :D my last highschool teacher died already over a decade ago hehe.I like to learn new things and powershell is a creative way for me to ventilate my frustrations from...
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If you haven't watched the PowerShell 3.0 JumpStart Opens a new windowwith Jeffery Snover and Jason Helmick, I would give that a go. It has some great information and breaks down objects in a way that...
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when that was broadcasted i didn't even know what powershell was so i have a bit of catching up to doEd what you said about PS making sense when you get more familiar with is o so true.I have for...
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EdwinOne thing that I found invaluable when I started with PowerShell is the Get-Member commandlet. I was just about to post an example, when I saw that Eugene had already done a better example than I...
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M Boyle wrote:Eugene there has covered it nicely :) I would just add "help"! Open a Powershell prompt as Administrator and issue the command: Powershellupdate-helpThis will go online and pull down the...
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I am absorbing all the good tips you all give here and i plan to pour them into an easily readable topic full of examples for those who are less proficient in powershell. I as a newbie can compare the...
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Edwin_Eekelaers wrote:I am absorbing all the good tips you all give here and i plan to pour them into an easily readable topic full of examples for those who are less proficient in powershell. I as a...
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Just put the values in quotes:"$obj.val1$obj.val2" you can add special characters too:"$obj.val1\$obj.val2"I'm a newbie myself, but I try to do something in powershell everyday, and it keeps me "up" on...
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Also, yeah, when you ask powershell for values, the display is formatted to display the object. The actual object that it returns does not include the formatting.Jeff
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