Master-PowerShell | With Dr. Tobias Weltner - All Comments

re: Chapter 5. The PowerShell Pipeline

Richard Giles — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 20:30:15 GMT

$basis = $before

A typo must crept into the translation from German to English

re: Chapter 5. The PowerShell Pipeline

udubnate — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 18:25:11 GMT

Great book-

Found a issue with this command

Compare-Object $basis (Get-Process) -property Id, Name

$basis must have been a variable you forgot to document. Let me know if you have questions. Thanks!

Nate

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re: Chapter 1. The PowerShell Console

sweetbrier21 — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 13:03:26 GMT

Thanks alot.... It was great :)

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Powershell – Navigating the Registry to dump a list of installed Programs

The Energized Tech — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 01:45:28 GMT

Powershell is the greatest thing to ever fall in front of the human race. I’ll repeat it over and over again. Today I heard a cry for help. “Help me! Help me! I need to list all my installed Applications in Windows 7! And I need to do it with Powershell

re: Chapter 1. The PowerShell Console

Corro'll Driskell — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 14:06:23 GMT

This is a great start to start the use of PowerShell. Over the years, we have witness Microsoft's use of PowerShell to streamline the management of many major services.

re: Chapter 14. XML

Andrew Tearle — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 01:01:12 GMT

Exemplary ! as always, Thanks Tobias.

I found PS, PSIse both coughed on:

A little re-formatting results in text that's easier to read:

$xmldata.get_OuterXML().Replace("<", "`t<").Replace(">", ">`t")`

.Replace(">`t`t<", ">`t<").Split("`t") |

ForEach-Object {$x=0}{ If ($_.StartsWith("</")) {$x--} `

ElseIf($_.StartsWith("<")) { $x++}; (" " * ($x)) + $_; `

if ($_.StartsWith("</")) { $x--} elseif `

($_.StartsWith("<")) {$x++} }

if the first ` is removed ,and the .Replace then adjacent to the ), it works like a dream.

Wonderful.

re: Chapter 2. Interactive PowerShell

Richard Giles — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 22:03:34 GMT

Reply to Mrinal:

If you look at Get-Help Get-ChildItem you will notice there are two documented Parameter Sets. Parameter Sets are usage groupings of parameters. In the case of -path and -literalPath it is one or the other but not both. Each parameter set can have a positional parameters which are numbered. So, -path is positional 1 in one Parameter Set and -literalPath is positional 1 in the other.

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