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    Useful DateTime functions – LibraryTime.ps1
    Useful DateTime functions – LibraryTime.ps1
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamSeptember 17, 2006Sep 17, 200609/17/06
    I was going to post a blog entries and realized that the example I wanted to give used some of my utility functions so I'll share them first.  I hope you find them interesting.  I put them in a file called LibraryTime.ps1 and dot source that during my login.  BTW  - everyone should adopt that pattern.  Files that ...

    Comments are closed.0DOTNETMeasure-Since
    The Wonders of Date Math using Windows PowerShell
    The Wonders of Date Math using Windows PowerShell
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamSeptember 17, 2006Sep 17, 200609/17/06
    Larry Hayden posted a query about dates at:http://techtasks.com/bookmarks/powershell/2006/09/interview-with-a-scripter-jeffrey-snover/ He has a script which gets all the Application Events that happened TODAY: ————————————————————$today = [DateTime]::Today$Events = Get-Eventlog -New 1024 Application | ...

    Comments are closed.0DOTNETFAQ
    Writing and Reading info from Serial Ports
    Writing and Reading info from Serial Ports
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamAugust 31, 2006Aug 31, 200608/31/06
    PSMDTAG:FAQ: How do I read/write data from a Serial Port? Writing to a Serial Port PS> [System.IO.Ports.SerialPort]::getportnames()COM3PS> $port= new-Object System.IO.Ports.SerialPort COM3,9600,None,8,onePS> $port.open()PS> $port.WriteLine("Hello world")PS> $port.Close()Reading from a Serial Port PS> $port= new-Object System....

    Comments are closed.0DOTNETFAQ
    Casting a scriptblock to an arbitrary delegate signature
    Casting a scriptblock to an arbitrary delegate signature
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJuly 24, 2006Jul 24, 200607/24/06
    Arild asked the following in http://arildf.spaces.msn.com/blog/cns!E99F8B43533149B0!140.entry?_c%3dBlogPart : PSMDTAG:FAQ: Delegates - how to cast a scriptblock to an arbitrary delegate signature? ANSWER - You can't in V1.0. In version 1.0 Windows PowerShell only supports casting scriptblocks to delegates with the ...

    Comments are closed.0DelegatesDOTNET
    Cascading Type Casts
    Cascading Type Casts
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJuly 15, 2006Jul 15, 200607/15/06
    A user on the newsgroup wondered whether the example below highlighted a bug or a feature.  They applied multiple type declarations on a single parameter and Windows PowerShell did not complain. function check {   param([string] [int] $y = 0, $x = 0)###^^^^^^^^^^^^  $x.GetType().ToString();  $y.GetType().ToString();  $...

    Comments are closed.0DOTNETFAQ
    Type Shortcuts
    Type Shortcuts
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJuly 12, 2006Jul 12, 200607/12/06
    PSMDTAG:FAQ: What is a TYPE SHORTCUT?PSMDTAG:FAQ: What are the TYPE SHORTCUTS?   Type shortcuts are a Windows PowerShell feature that allows you to reduce the amount of typing you have to do when specifying a type.    For example, the following 2 statements produce the same result: [System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex]"^c.*" [...

    Comments are closed.0DOTNETFAQ
    Using Format Control Strings.
    Using Format Control Strings.
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJune 16, 2006Jun 16, 200606/16/06
    PSMDTAG:FAQ: How do I display large numbers with commas?PSMDTAG:FAQ: How do I use .NET formatting strings? As scripters, we often spend tons of times trying to get our data formated just the right way.  Often this is an error-prone, frustrating experience.  Windows PowerShell leverages .NET objects to make this task a ton simpler.&...

    Comments are closed.0DOTNETFAQ
    Exposing the Power of .NET in a Admin-friendly way
    Exposing the Power of .NET in a Admin-friendly way
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamApril 25, 2006Apr 25, 200604/25/06
    One of our primary goals for Monad was to:  "Expose the power of .NET in an Admin-friendly way".  The challenges of systems administration are large and growing at the same time organizations are under ever more pressure to reduce costs and do more with less.  That was true 10 years ago, it is true now, it will be true 10 years...

    Comments are closed.0DOTNETINTERNAL
    Base64 Encode/Decode a string
    Base64 Encode/Decode a string
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamApril 25, 2006Apr 25, 200604/25/06
    Today I came across http://scripts.readify.net/  . This sight is focused on Monad and MSH and is starting a collection of scripts at: http://scripts.readify.net/Scripts.aspx .  You should visit their site and let them know what type of scripts would be useful to you.  I particularly liked their entry on how to Base64 ...

    Comments are closed.0CMDLETDOTNET
    Comparative Examples in MSH and KSH
    Comparative Examples in MSH and KSH
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamApril 25, 2006Apr 25, 200604/25/06
      Most shells (such as Windows CMD.EXE and the UNIX shells SH, KSH, CSH, and BASH) operate by executing a command or utility in a new process, and presenting the results (or errors) to the user as text. Text-based processing is the way in which system interaction is done with these shells. Over the years, a large number of text ...

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