verbatim-command-string & non-ampersand-character Any Unicode character except | new-line-character non-ampersand-character: Any Unicode character except & verbatim-command-string: double-quote-character non-double-quote-chars double-quote-character non-double-quote-chars: non-double-quote-char non-do...
split-operator: dash split dash: one of - (U+002D) EnDash character (U+2013) EmDash character (U+2014) Horizontal bar character (U+2015) 描述:一元-split 运算符拆分由 一元表达式指定的一个或多个字符串,并在一个受约束的 1 维字符串数组中返回其子部分。 它将任何连续的空格字符组视为连续子...
If you opt to include a delimiter as part of the output, the command returns the delimiter as part of the output; however, splitting the string to return the delimiter as part of output does not count as a split. Examples: PowerShell Ikkopja "Lastname:FirstName:Address" -split "(:)...
Capture groups can be referenced in the <substitute> string using the dollar sign ($) character before the group identifier. In the following example, the -replace operator accepts a username in the form of DomainName\Username and converts to the Username@DomainName format: PowerShell Copy...
The -split was used to split the $string into an array of substrings. Now, where to split the $string? It will split the string whenever it encounters the a character. After performing the split, we got two substrings, J and v and 2blog. We used () around $string -split "a" ...
Find string using pattern and return only the matched string Find the number of times a character '\' exists in a string Find the third indexOf a character in string Find Unknown Devices with PowerShell Find userID and Display Name from ManagedBy - Powershell Find Username By UPN In Power...
The-splitand-joinoperators divide and combine substrings. The-splitoperator splits a string into substrings. The-joinoperator concatenates multiple strings into a single string. For more information, seeabout_Splitandabout_Join. Type Operators ...
First I check that a column contains an open bracket character ([). If it doesn’t, I can split the string at the colon character (:). If not then I need to split is at the string']:'and also trim off the opening bracket. ...
$CurrentDomainName = $CurrentUser.split("\")[0] # Set the variable to the second string after the "\" character $CurrentUserName = $CurrentUser.split("\")[1] write-host "Logged in User is: " -NoNewLine write-host ($CurrentUserName) ...
string. } Function Get-QryFunction {dir Function:Qry* | sort @{expression={$_.name.split("-")[1] + $_.name.split("-")[0] }} | Select-Object name} if ($myinvocation.line -match "^\.\s") { dir Function:Qry* | measure-object | format-table -property count, @{expression={...