PowerShell operators, select before first period
I need some help with operators in PowerShell please. I'm trying to select anything before the first period.
For example, filename contains string first.last@domain.com
and I'd like to select first
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object {$_<WHAT SHOULD I USE HERE?>}
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I need some help with operators in PowerShell please. I'm trying to select anything before the first period.
For example, filename contains string first.last@domain.com
and I'd like to select first
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object {$_<WHAT SHOULD I USE HERE?>}
powershell operators
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$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
– Vivek Kumar Singh
Nov 20 '18 at 9:20
This works perfectly, thanks!
– KDD
Nov 20 '18 at 13:56
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I need some help with operators in PowerShell please. I'm trying to select anything before the first period.
For example, filename contains string first.last@domain.com
and I'd like to select first
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object {$_<WHAT SHOULD I USE HERE?>}
powershell operators
I need some help with operators in PowerShell please. I'm trying to select anything before the first period.
For example, filename contains string first.last@domain.com
and I'd like to select first
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object {$_<WHAT SHOULD I USE HERE?>}
powershell operators
powershell operators
edited Nov 20 '18 at 9:43
James C.
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 9:13
KDDKDD
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$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
– Vivek Kumar Singh
Nov 20 '18 at 9:20
This works perfectly, thanks!
– KDD
Nov 20 '18 at 13:56
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$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
– Vivek Kumar Singh
Nov 20 '18 at 9:20
This works perfectly, thanks!
– KDD
Nov 20 '18 at 13:56
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4
$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
– Vivek Kumar Singh
Nov 20 '18 at 9:20
$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
– Vivek Kumar Singh
Nov 20 '18 at 9:20
This works perfectly, thanks!
– KDD
Nov 20 '18 at 13:56
This works perfectly, thanks!
– KDD
Nov 20 '18 at 13:56
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You could do it with -replace
and some RegEx
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object { $_ -replace '^(.*?)..*$', '$1' }
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Use the split
method -
$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
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You could do it with -replace
and some RegEx
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object { $_ -replace '^(.*?)..*$', '$1' }
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You could do it with -replace
and some RegEx
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object { $_ -replace '^(.*?)..*$', '$1' }
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You could do it with -replace
and some RegEx
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object { $_ -replace '^(.*?)..*$', '$1' }
You could do it with -replace
and some RegEx
$path = "c:file.txt"
$Firstname = get-content -path $path | where-object { $_ -replace '^(.*?)..*$', '$1' }
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Use the split
method -
$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
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Use the split
method -
$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
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Use the split
method -
$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
Use the split
method -
$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
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$Firstname = (get-content -path $path).Split(".")[0]
– Vivek Kumar Singh
Nov 20 '18 at 9:20
This works perfectly, thanks!
– KDD
Nov 20 '18 at 13:56