Aha! Been wrestling around with this throughout the day but couldn't really get it to cooperate. This video surely highlighted a few gotchas that should help me along nicely tomorrow! Thanks for these videos, Adam. I really appreciated them. A lot!
@Adam : I request you to please make videos on topics like a Working with Advance Function, Using PowerShell to work with .net methods, working with rest APIs using PowerShell etc. Thanks.
I guess....Get-Content .\fileName.ps1 | Select-String -Pattern "search string here" | Select-Object LineNumber, but I'd rather 'cat' through the file & see it all like vim line numbers.
Wow Adam. Learnt a new thing today in PowerShell. Thanks a lot for sharing this. 👍
Aha!
Been wrestling around with this throughout the day but couldn't really get it to cooperate. This video surely highlighted a few gotchas that should help me along nicely tomorrow!
Thanks for these videos, Adam. I really appreciated them. A lot!
@Adam : I request you to please make videos on topics like a Working with Advance Function, Using PowerShell to work with .net methods, working with rest APIs using PowerShell etc. Thanks.
Very helpful! Thanks!
Is there a way to get-content, but with line numbers? In order to know what line to set a breakpoint on. Thx.
LOVE this.
I guess....Get-Content .\fileName.ps1 | Select-String -Pattern "search string here" | Select-Object LineNumber, but I'd rather 'cat' through the file & see it all like vim line numbers.