问题
Why do the Write-Host outside of the function work different than inside of the function?
It seems like somehow the parameters variables are changing from what I declared it to be...
function a([string]$svr, [string]$usr) {
$x = "$svr\$usr"
Write-Host $x
}
$svr = 'abc'
$usr = 'def'
$x = "$svr\$usr"
Write-Host $x
a($svr, $usr)
Results…
abc\def
abc def\
回答1:
Don't call functions or cmdlets in PowerShell with parentheses and commas (only do this in method calls)!
When you call a($svr, $usr)
you're passing an array with the two values as the single value of the first parameter. It's equivalent to calling it like a -svr $svr,$usr
which means the $usr
parameter is not specified at all. So now $x
equals the string representation of the array (a join with spaces), followed by a backslash, followed by nothing.
Instead call it like this:
a $svr $usr
a -svr $svr -usr $usr
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26941644/powershell-function-parameters-syntax