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问题 since version 1.43 the ctrl+r r keyboard shortcut has stopped working for powershell history searches. Is there another way to search in recently used commands? 回答1: I can't reproduce your issue. But you could try this keybinding in the meantime: { "key": "alt+r", "command": "workbench.action.terminal.sendSequence", "args": { "text": "\u0012" } }, That sends a Ctrl + R to the terminal. Focus can be anywhere. That should trigger the reverse search of previous terminal commands. Does it do that

问题 I would want to get the line number of node which is changed/manipulated in XML using powershell. $($node.LineNumber) doesn't seem to be working. For example: $node.ParentNode.InsertBefore($nodeToInsert, $node) //which inserts a node I want to get the line number of this node. 回答1: Lines and line numbers exist in the lexical XML that you supply as input to the XML parser. They don't exist (usually) in the tree of in-memory nodes that is output by the XML parser, and which your program is

问题 I would want to get the line number of node which is changed/manipulated in XML using powershell. $($node.LineNumber) doesn't seem to be working. For example: $node.ParentNode.InsertBefore($nodeToInsert, $node) //which inserts a node I want to get the line number of this node. 回答1: Lines and line numbers exist in the lexical XML that you supply as input to the XML parser. They don't exist (usually) in the tree of in-memory nodes that is output by the XML parser, and which your program is

问题 I need to create folder with long file path more than 250 char using powershell cmd. I did the following things, 1, In this registry path "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem", I had changed the value for LongPathsEnabled as '1' 2,I have enabled long file path in "Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Filesystem >Enable Win32 long paths" (gpedit.msc) But while creating a folder with more than 250 char using power shell

问题 I got a question about How to use Powershell flatten a nested JSON and covert to CSV. Below is my JSON, which is a mail message log get from Office 365 with many users messages, I need to filter the columns, flatten and convert to CSV : createdDateTime, receivedDateTime, from_name from_adress To_name_1 To_adress_2 To_name_2 To_adress_2 ... The "from" field has only one data. But the "toRecipients" is a array. { ... "createdDateTime": "xxxx-xx-xx", "receivedDateTime": "xxxx-xx-xx", "isRead":

问题 I've been using this powershell script to refresh the dataset in Power BI which was worked for me, but the problem was when I ran the script there was always a pop-up for me to login to my Power BI account. I really want to know if there's anyway to make the script auto login for me? Thank You script: https://github.com/Azure-Samples/powerbi-powershell/blob/master/manageRefresh.ps1 回答1: With the following you can easily get access the group info: $pbiUsername = "< USERNAME >" $pbiPassword = "

问题 I have a script that fetch user's manager info from a text file containing its respective groups and I want to put the results in an excel spreadsheet. Also, I'd like to add a custom variable to the Select-Objects command so it shows up as another column in excel with each user's respective group Here is what I have so far: $Properties = @( 'Title', 'Department', 'Manager' ) [string[]]$arrayFromFile = Get-Content -Path 'C:\sslvpn-active.txt' foreach($group in $arrayFromFile){ $searchb = "CN="

问题 I am working on small script to capture file hashes on a running system. I only have Powershell available. This is the active part of the code: get-childitem -path $path -filter $filename -Recurse -Force | Select FullName | foreach-object { get-filehash $_.fullname | select * } this is the command I am testing with: ./Get-FileHashesRecursive.ps1 -path c:\ -filename *.txt When running the script I get a series of errors because certain folders are inaccessible. I'd like to record the paths of

问题 I try to download a zip file from blob using the SAS link in powershell. I use the exact syntax as mentioned here but I get the below error failed to perform copy command due to error: cannot use directory as source without --recursive or a trailing wildcard (/*) Below is the script .\azcopy.exe copy '<SAS link to file>' '<local file path>' I use AzCopy version 10.3.3 回答1: Your linking article contains example commands that work with Azure Files . However, you mentioned you want to download a

问题 How can I determine what version of PowerShell is installed on a computer, and indeed if it is installed at all? 回答1: Use $PSVersionTable.PSVersion to determine the engine version. If the variable does not exist, it is safe to assume the engine is version 1.0 . Note that $Host.Version and (Get-Host).Version are not reliable - they reflect the version of the host only, not the engine. PowerGUI, PowerShellPLUS, etc. are all hosting applications, and they will set the host's version to reflect