The location of a file is indicated by a file path. There are multiple methods to get the full path of a file using PowerShell. Is it possible to find the location of a PowerShell script currently running? The answer is yes. This tutorial will introduce different methods to get the file...
Get-Location [-Stack] [-StackName <String[]>] [<CommonParameters>] Description Cmdlet Get-Location 會取得代表目前目錄的物件,這與列印工作目錄 (pwd) 命令非常類似。 當您在PowerShell磁碟驅動器之間移動時,PowerShell 會將位置保留在每個磁碟驅動器中。 您可以使用此 Cmdlet 來尋找每個磁碟...
Find-Script [[-Name] <String[]>] [-MinimumVersion <String>] [-MaximumVersion <String>] [-RequiredVersion <String>] [-AllVersions] [-IncludeDependencies] [-Filter <String>] [-Tag <String[]>] [-Includes <String[]>] [-Command <String[]>] [-Proxy <Uri>] [-ProxyCredential <P...
Each of those providers exposes Windows PowerShell drives. So the location may be drive C of your file system—but it could just as easily be theAlias:drive that exposes Windows PowerShell aliases and their associated values. As you might expect, theGet-Locationcmdlet returns an object. Th...
Specifies the location where the script file is saved. Udvid tabel Type: String Position: 0 Default value: None Required: False Accept pipeline input: True Accept wildcard characters: False-PrivateDataSpecifies private data for the script. Udvid tabel Type: String Position: Named Default ...
$x $script:path 연산자는 평가를 위해 다른 식을 결합합니다.PowerShell 복사 -12 -not $Quiet 3 + 7 $input.Length -gt 1 문자열 리터럴은 따옴표로 묶어야 합니다. 숫자는 일련의 문자가 아닌 숫자 ...
Get-Help Get-History Get-Job Get-Module Get-PSHostProcessInfo Get-PSSession Get-PSSessionCapability Get-PSSessionConfiguration Get-PSSubsystem Import-Module Invoke-Command Invoke-History New-Module New-ModuleManifest New-PSRoleCapabilityFile New-PSSession ...
Get-Help Get-History Get-Job Get-Module Get-PSHostProcessInfo Get-PSSession Get-PSSessionCapability Get-PSSessionConfiguration Get-PSSubsystem Import-Module Invoke-Command Invoke-History New-Module New-ModuleManifest New-PSRoleCapabilityFile New-PSSession ...
PS>Set-Location-PathAlias: PS>Get-LocationPath --- Alias:\ PS>Get-ChildItem|Out-File-FilePathC:\TestDir\AliasNames.txt PS>Get-Content-PathC:\TestDir\AliasNames.txt CommandType Name --- --- Alias % ->ForEach-ObjectAlias ? ->Where-ObjectAlias ac ->Add-ContentAlias cat ->Get-Content...
Yes, we did. However, this has nothing to do with the execution policy. Instead, it has to do with the way that PowerShell handles file paths. In general, you need to typethe complete file pathin order to run a script. That’s true regardless of your location within the fil...