This repro has simple loop scripts for PPSING, NC, Test-NetConnection and others for testing and common troubleshooting. ##NetCat-----------------------------------------------------------------------------#In
a finite set of choices: if you display a message box that contains onlyYesandNobuttons, well, at that point it’s difficult for the user to choose anything other than Yes or No. Of course (wink wink), that’smuchharder to do in a console-based Windows PowerShell script, isn’t it...
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This example still uses foreach, but it isn't being input through a pipeline, so you have to tell it which collection of objects to loop through and what variable to store each object in—the part that says ($name in $names). Everything else is pretty much the same, and as soon ...
If you only want to move the object on one axix, X for example, you could competly remove the y propery and leave only the x propery. The update() method will draw and update the object. This should almost always be called in the loop function. player.update(); engine.Ui The ...
To get started, simply try to execute the following in your terminal/shell: git clone https://github.com/vlang/v cd v make # HINT: Using Windows? run make.bat in a cmd shell, or ./make.bat in PowerShell That should be it and you should find your V executable at [path to V rep...
Proxy functions are very useful if you want to customize the core cmdlets instead of creating a new hoke function for that. Note: Do not use PowerShell ISE. It messes with the colors, instead of dot-source (as we saw before), the function and calls in the ...
These are the things that bug me, so I used it as an excuse to learn a bit of PowerShell. A little backstory to give the details a better chance of making sense to everyone… Instead of having a couple overworked sys admins doing windows updates for every server, we each take care ...
foreach ($server in $serverobjlist) { if ($server.Environment -eq $environment) { Write-Host "The following operation will be done on server $($Server.ComputerName)" } } } If you simply run the script from within the Windows Powershell ISE, you should get This makes sense...