like-operator: one of dash like dash clike dash ilike dash notlike dash cnotlike dash inotlike dash: - (U+002D) EnDash character (U+2013) EmDash character (U+2014) Horizontal bar character (U+2015) 描述:如果左操作数未指
You can see an example of PowerShell like and it’s case-sensitive brother,clikebelow. PS>$string="PowerShell"PS>$string-like"*Shell"TruePS>$array= @("PowerShell","Microsoft")PS>$array-like"*Shell"PowerShellPS>$array-clike"*Shell"PowerShell ...
"book" -ireplace "B", "C" # Case insensitive "book" -creplace "B", "C" # Case-sensitive; hence, nothing to replace Output コピー Cook book PowerShell 7.2 以降では、演算子ステートメントの -replace 左側のオペランドが文字列でない場合、そのオペランドは文字列に変換されます...
使用區分大小寫的哈希表 Group-Object 搭配 -CaseSensitive 和 -AsHashtable 參數 (#11030) (感謝 @vexx32!) 在重建路徑以具備正確的大小寫時,如果列舉檔案失敗,就會處理例外狀況 (#11014) 修正ConciseView 以顯示 Activity,而不是 myCommand (#11007) 允許Web Cmdlet 忽略 HTTP 錯誤狀態, (#10466) (感謝...
Below is a small example that shows the case-insensitive comparison of strings. “linux”-eq“Linux” “linux”-ieq“Linux” “linux”-ceq“Linux” The case insensitive compare(-ieq) and the regular compare operator(-eq) returned True in both the cases. But the case sensitive(-ceq) compare...
I don't know why you would use case-sensitive and insensitive options for these operators. -like wildcard matches PowerShell has its own wildcard-based pattern matching syntax and you can use it with the -like operator. These wildcard patterns are fairly basic. ? matches any single character...
Case insensitive containment operator -ceq Equal (case sensitive) -cne Not equal (case sensitive) -cge Greater than or equal (case sensitive) -cgt Greater than (case sensitive) -clt Less than (case sensitive) -cle Less than or equal (case sensitive) -clike Wildcard comparison (...
从这三组共18个比较运算符可以看出来字符串比较类运算符的规律:有一组默认的,默认的都不区分大小写;还有一组带i前缀的,意思是ignore case,仍然是不区分大小写;最后一组带c前缀,意思是case sensitive,区分大小写。 -like、-notlike,使用通配符(*)进行匹配,支持i和c前缀。
But if necessary, a different operator, –cmatch, offers case-sensitive regex comparison, like so:Copy "Software" –cmatch "soft" This expression returns False since the string "soft" doesn't match "Software" in a case-sensitive comparison. Note that the –imatch operator is also ...
从这三组共18个比较运算符可以看出来字符串比较类运算符的规律:有一组默认的,默认的都不区分大小写;还有一组带i前缀的,意思是ignore case,仍然是不区分大小写;最后一组带c前缀,意思是case sensitive,区分大小写。 -like、-notlike,使用通配符(*)进行匹配,支持i和c前缀。