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问题 I very well know existence of duplicate question. But that question is marked answered and I don't think it at all answers the original question. The $ nohup command keeps executing command even if the parent process (shell) of nohup dies. More info here: What's the difference between nohup and ampersand. In case of Win32 api, I see line When the system is terminating a process, it does not terminate any child processes that the process has created. Terminating a process does not generate

问题 PowerShell Compare-Object SideIndicator I have this code, which its output is not as intended Compare-Object $(Get-Content c:\Folder\List1.txt) $(Get-Content c:\Folder\List2.txt) | Out-File C:\Folder\filename.txt I only want to get the " => SideIndicator " Values only not both . I.e what is different in list2 回答1: Use the Where-Object cmdlet to filter by the SideIndicator property (PSv3+ syntax): Compare-Object (Get-Content c:\Folder\List1.txt) (Get-Content c:\Folder\List2.txt) | Where-Object

问题 PowerShell Compare-Object SideIndicator I have this code, which its output is not as intended Compare-Object $(Get-Content c:\Folder\List1.txt) $(Get-Content c:\Folder\List2.txt) | Out-File C:\Folder\filename.txt I only want to get the " => SideIndicator " Values only not both . I.e what is different in list2 回答1: Use the Where-Object cmdlet to filter by the SideIndicator property (PSv3+ syntax): Compare-Object (Get-Content c:\Folder\List1.txt) (Get-Content c:\Folder\List2.txt) | Where-Object

问题 I have this code in my powershell script and it doesn't do well on the special characters parts. $request = 'http://151.80.109.18:8082/vrageremote/v1/session/players' $a = Invoke-WebRequest -ContentType "application/json; charset=utf-8" $request | ConvertFrom-Json | Select -expand Data | Select -expand players | Select displayName, factionTag | Out-file "$scriptPath\getFactionTag.txt" In my output file I only get '????' for any special characters. Does anyone know how I can get it to show

问题 I have this code in my powershell script and it doesn't do well on the special characters parts. $request = 'http://151.80.109.18:8082/vrageremote/v1/session/players' $a = Invoke-WebRequest -ContentType "application/json; charset=utf-8" $request | ConvertFrom-Json | Select -expand Data | Select -expand players | Select displayName, factionTag | Out-file "$scriptPath\getFactionTag.txt" In my output file I only get '????' for any special characters. Does anyone know how I can get it to show

问题 Following keyword need to be searched on document using PowerShell: ["Allowed Acquisition Clean-Up Period" $keyword = "" Get-Content $SourceFileName | Select-String -Pattern $keyword String which I'm searching for has double quotes in it, so I'm struggling how to mention in this $keyword . 回答1: Apparently you not only have double quotes, but also an opening square bracket. Square brackets are meta-characters in regular expressions (for defining character classes), so you need to escape those

问题 Following keyword need to be searched on document using PowerShell: ["Allowed Acquisition Clean-Up Period" $keyword = "" Get-Content $SourceFileName | Select-String -Pattern $keyword String which I'm searching for has double quotes in it, so I'm struggling how to mention in this $keyword . 回答1: Apparently you not only have double quotes, but also an opening square bracket. Square brackets are meta-characters in regular expressions (for defining character classes), so you need to escape those

问题 Following keyword need to be searched on document using PowerShell: ["Allowed Acquisition Clean-Up Period" $keyword = "" Get-Content $SourceFileName | Select-String -Pattern $keyword String which I'm searching for has double quotes in it, so I'm struggling how to mention in this $keyword . 回答1: Apparently you not only have double quotes, but also an opening square bracket. Square brackets are meta-characters in regular expressions (for defining character classes), so you need to escape those

问题 Following keyword need to be searched on document using PowerShell: ["Allowed Acquisition Clean-Up Period" $keyword = "" Get-Content $SourceFileName | Select-String -Pattern $keyword String which I'm searching for has double quotes in it, so I'm struggling how to mention in this $keyword . 回答1: Apparently you not only have double quotes, but also an opening square bracket. Square brackets are meta-characters in regular expressions (for defining character classes), so you need to escape those

问题 Following keyword need to be searched on document using PowerShell: ["Allowed Acquisition Clean-Up Period" $keyword = "" Get-Content $SourceFileName | Select-String -Pattern $keyword String which I'm searching for has double quotes in it, so I'm struggling how to mention in this $keyword . 回答1: Apparently you not only have double quotes, but also an opening square bracket. Square brackets are meta-characters in regular expressions (for defining character classes), so you need to escape those