TheISEOptionsobject provides the following methods and properties. Methods RestoreDefaultConsoleTokenColors() Supported in Windows PowerShell ISE 3.0 and later, and not present in earlier versions. Restores the default values of the token colors in the Console pane. ...
I've got a plain text file with two server\instance names in it. The goal is to loop through each one, run some queries, and output the results to Excel files. It actually works as I'd want it to, but also kicks out some errors, as well as an extra excel file named _cfr_0916...
This example runs in an infinite loop. EnterCtrl+Cto stop the execution. Class properties Properties are variables declared in the class scope. A property can be of any built-in type or an instance of another class. Classes can have zero or more properties. Classes don't have a maximum pr...
Sometimes you just need to have an object and using a hashtable to hold properties just isn't getting the job done. Most commonly you want to see the keys as column names. A pscustomobject makes that easy. PowerShell Copy $person = [pscustomobject]@{ name = 'Kevin' age = 36 }...
Now, that’s not saying that you can’t get coerce PowerShell into treating those types as enumerators. The GetEnumerator() method can be used to extract the IEnumerable interface on an object and allow you to iterate through it’s pieces. ...
$a = (Get-ChildItem C:\Test | Select-Object Name, @{Name="UCaseName"; Expression={$_.Name.ToUpper()}}) Now let’s set up a foreach loop to loop through each item in $a. Inside that loop, we’re going to echo back the value of the UCaseName property, a property which we ...
The loop also will exit if some maximum number of iterations through the loop is exceeded to prevent an infinite loop condition.Although Windows PowerShell is object-based, it is considered acceptable to refer to simple objects as variables. You can see that the navigateToApp function uses local...
looking. By repeatedly passing in the return value from the previous call to FindWindowEx, I effectively advance one window handle on each iteration through the do...while loop inFigure 4. I stop iterating when the local ct variable reaches the value of index, which is passed in as an ...
After all, trying to loop through something that isn’t an array will also result in an error: Copy x = 1 For Each y in x Wscript.Echo y Next In this case all we’re going to get back is the message “Object not a collection.” With Windows PowerShell it’s a different ...
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