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Blog Post:
Dealing with PowerShell Hash Table Quirks
By
The Scripting Guys
...All the examples of using the
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
cmdlet illustrate using a Here-String...error shown here: PS C:\>
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
C:\fso\Questions.txt
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
: Data line 'C:\fso\Questions...
Posted on
15 Oct 2011
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Simplify PowerShell Hash Table Creation with a Simple Cmdlet
By
ScriptingGuy1
...PowerShell cmdlet called
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
that will take string data...in Windows PowerShell.
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
needs the string data to...nitem2 = value2" $hash =
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
-StringData $string...
Posted on
16 Jan 2011
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Create a PowerShell Quiz by Reading a Text File
By
The Scripting Guys
...for capitals. I use the
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
cmdlet to create a hash...posts about using the
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
cmdlet to create a hash...string]$path)
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
-StringData ([io.file...
Posted on
13 Oct 2011
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Use PowerShell Hash Tables with Your Cmdlets
By
The Scripting Guys
...option hash table to use as input parame...
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
...nbsp; Formats the output as a table.
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
...
Posted on
6 Jul 2011
in Blog -
Blog Post:
Expert Solution for 2011 Scripting Games Advanced Event 5: Use PowerShell to Get Information Prior to Windows Upgrade
By
ScriptingGuy1
...and it can remain like that with no problems. We create the look-up table like this: $cpuArch = DATA {
ConvertFrom
-
StringData
-StringData @' 0 = x86 9 = x64 '@ } The calculated field looks like this: @{N="CPUArchitecture...
Posted on
21 Apr 2011
in Blog -
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