Write-Output "Elapsed time: $($elapsedTime.TotalSeconds) seconds" 在这个示例中,该代码将使用 Measure-Command cmdlet 测量 $codeBlock 中定义的代码块执行的时间。该代码块将遍历数字1到1000,并将每个数字乘以2,然后输出结果到控制台。最后,该代码将使用 Write-Output cmdlet 输出代码执行时间。 通过使用 Measur...
Measure-Command{./SomeScript.ps1} This will run the enclosed script and provide a report on how long it took (in many different units). You can also run arbitrary CLI commdands (likedotnet buildshown below): But notice you don't get any output from the command you run. Using a tip ...
Windows PowerShell 3.0 包含現有 Cmdlet (包括簡化語法) 的新功能,以及下列 Cmdlet 的新參數:Computer Cmdlet、CSV Cmdlet、Get-ChildItem、Get-Command、Get-Content、Get-History、Measure-Object、Security Cmdlet、Select-Object、Select-String、Split-Path、Start-Process、Tee-Object、Test-Connection...
Measure-Commandreturns aSystem.TimeSpanobject, but not the result from the script. If your study also includes the result, there are two ways you can go about it. Saving the output in a variable We know that scripts executed withMeasure-Objectruns in the current scope. So we could assign ...
So now you go off and do your code, routine, whatever it is you want to measure. When you are done, you call theStopmethod of your timer. $processTimer.Stop() Now what? How do we get the time from this? Well to do that you can grab theElapsedproperty of your timer. ...
Windows PowerShell 3.0 包含現有 Cmdlet (包括簡化語法) 的新功能,以及下列 Cmdlet 的新參數:Computer Cmdlet、CSV Cmdlet、Get-ChildItem、Get-Command、Get-Content、Get-History、Measure-Object、Security Cmdlet、Select-Object、Select-String、Split-Path、Start-Process、Tee-Object...
TheGet-Uptimecmdlet returns the time elapsed since the last boot of the operating system. The cmdlet was introduced in PowerShell 6.0. New Remove-Alias cmdlet TheRemove-Aliascmdlet removes an alias from the current PowerShell session. The cmdlet was introduced in PowerShell 6.0. ...
So now you go off and do your code, routine, whatever it is you want to measure. When you are done, you call the Stop method of your timer. $processTimer.Stop() Now what? How do we get the time from this? Well to do that you can grab the Elapsed property of your timer. $...
($path, $url_file) $watch = Measure-Command { # 下载文件到临时文件夹 Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $url -Method Get -Headers @{"Referer"=$referer} -UserAgent "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/73.0.3683.103 Safari/537.36" -TimeoutSec ...
This example shows the time elapsed executing the last command in White on a DarkBlue background, but switches the text to yellow if elevated, and the background to red on error. #> [CmdletBinding(DefaultParameterSetName="Error")] [Alias("New-PowerLineBlock")] [Alias("New-TextFactory"...