$tests= @{'Simple for-loop'= {param([int]$RepeatCount, [random]$RanGen)for($i=0;$i-lt$RepeatCount;$i++) {$null=$RanGen.Next() } }'Wrapped in a function'= {param([int]$RepeatCount, [random]$RanGen)functionGet-Ra
Foreach loop is returning same data multiple times instead of one foreach start loop at index[1] Foreach, $_.name, and string concatenation ForLoop with PowerShell Excel Form buttons look different depending on how I open the script Form DataGridView AutoSizeMode / Resize Form Width to Fit...
} //End ForEach loop. } // End of If if script exists. // If script block exists, see if this line matches any // of the match patterns. else { int patternIndex = 0; while (patternIndex < patterns.Length) { if ((simpleMatch && wildcardPattern[patternIndex].IsMatch(line)...
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Again we can look at two solutions. I can solve this with a Regular Expression but again, depending on how well versed you are in PowerShell we’ll look at this with a simple For loop. $WlanProfileList=foreach ($item in $list) { $item.substring(27) } ...
$titleis the title for our simple little menu. In this case, we’ve titled our menuDelete Files. $messageis the message we want to display to the user. Here we’re simply asking the user if he or she would like to delete the remaining files in the folder. ...
In the foreach loop, we check for every site to see if its name matches the wildcard. If it does, we convert it to PSObject. Extended Type System Extended Type System is one of the main and most interesting PowerShell concepts. We can extend any type we want, and add members in add...
Most comparison operators also adapt to the type of their input. Forexample, when you apply them to simple data such as a string, the-likeand-matchcomparison operators determine whether the string matches the specified pattern. When you apply them to a collection of simple data, those same co...
Now, consider this seemingly-simple question: does the color black appear anywhere within the array arrColors? Like we said, that seems like a simple enough question. In VBScript, however, answering that question is anything but simple; as it is, you have to set up a For Each loop, loop...
<LoopLabelToken>{0 |1} ‘for’ ‘(‘ <pipelineRule>{0 |1} ‘;’ <pipelineRule>{0 |1} ‘;’ <pipelineRule>{0 |1} ‘)’ <statementBlockRule> 2.5 Dowhile statement # A do/while statement looks like #do #{ #write-host $i ...