Write-Progress 参考 模块: Microsoft.PowerShell.Utility 在PowerShell 命令窗口中显示一个进度栏。 语法 PowerShell复制 Write-Progress[-Activity] <String> [[-Status] <String>] [[-Id] <Int32>] [-PercentComplete <Int32>] [-SecondsRe
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5: $pct = (($i / $collection.count)*100) 6: Write-Progress -activity "Processing..." -status "Progress: $([int]$pct)%" -PercentComplete $pct 7: 8: # processing stuff goes here 9: 10: $i++ 11: } Feel free to use it wherever you want… :)...
Gets the margin that could be used for a text inside a ProgressBar considering the nesting depth. C++ 复制 public: property System::Windows::Thickness TextMargin { System::Windows::Thickness get(); }; Property Value Thickness Applies to 产品版本 Windows PowerShell 5.1.0.0 本文...
Summary: Use the $Host object to alter the color of the progress bar in PowerShell. I was curious if there’s a way to change the color of the progress bar in PowerShell. Do you know how this could be done? Glad you asked! You can do this by altering the values forProgressBackGro...
Write-ProgressDisplays a progress bar within a Windows PowerShell command window. Write-VerboseWrites text to the verbose message stream. Write-WarningWrites a warning message. Looking for More Tips? For more tips on using Microsoft products and technologies, visit theTechNet Magazine Tips library....
Summary: Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell to display a progress bar while counting the number of words in Word documents. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. One of the things that a writer does is keep track of words. This is not ...
#Do while microsoft.office.client.discovery.unifiedexporttool.exe running $started = $false Do { $status = Get-Process microsoft.office.client.discovery.unifiedexporttool -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue If (!($status)) { Write-Host 'Waiting for process to start' ; Start-Sleep -Seconds 5 } ...
Write-Progress -ID 2 -ParentID 1 -Activity "Waiting for $Name to respond to echo" -PercentComplete ($j*100/$TimeOut) sleep 1 if ($j -eq $TimeOut) { Write-Host "Time out expired, aborting.";Write-Host exit } $j++ } while ($Echo.Status.ToString() -ne "Success" ) ## Mac...
Updating the Progress Bar When the button is clicked, we’re going to run the code in its own thread. This is important, because the UI will still be rendered in its own thread, so if there is slowness off in ‘buttonland’, we don’t care, the UI will still stay fresh and respon...