Is it possible to use a configuration file with a PowerShell script ?
for example, the configuration file:
and then call this information in the PS1 script:
thanks in advance for your help!!
Your answers put me on the good track and I found this
SETTINGS.TXT
POWERSHELL COMMAND
then
After executing the code snippet, a variable ($h) will contain the values in a HashTable.
*To get an item from the table use the command $h.Get_Item("MySetting1").*
#links
link1=http://www.google.com
link2=http://www.apple.com
link3=http://www.microsoft.com
and then call this information in the PS1 script:
start-process iexplore.exe $Link1
thanks in advance for your help!!
Your answers put me on the good track and I found this
SETTINGS.TXT
#from http://tlingenf.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!B1B09F516B5BAEBF!213.entry
#
[General]
MySetting1=value
[Locations]
InputFile="C:\Users.txt"
OutputFile="C:\output.log"
[Other]
WaitForTime=20
VerboseLogging=True
POWERSHELL COMMAND
#from http://tlingenf.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!B1B09F516B5BAEBF!213.entry
#
Get-Content "C:\settings.txt" | foreach-object -begin {$h=@{}} -process { $k = [regex]::split($_,'='); if(($k[0].CompareTo("") -ne 0) -and ($k[0].StartsWith("[") -ne $True)) { $h.Add($k[0], $k[1]) } }
then
After executing the code snippet, a variable ($h) will contain the values in a HashTable.
Name Value
---- -----
MySetting1 value
VerboseLogging True
WaitForTime 20
OutputFile "C:\output.log"
InputFile "C:\Users.txt"
*To get an item from the table use the command $h.Get_Item("MySetting1").*
No comments:
Post a Comment