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I've got an ArrayList of ArrayLists of Strings that I need to process with an advanced function. I am modeling that function off of what I learned in "Learn Powershell Toolmaking in a Month of Lunches." In order to make the functions flexible, they tell you in that book to set it up so tha...

Thanks David, that is helpful. I'll be looking forward to your blog post if/when you get to it!

Product, version and build: Powershell Studio 2019 version 5.6.160 32 or 64 bit version of product: 64 bit Operating system: Windows Server 2016 Standard 32 or 64 bit OS: 64 bit ******************************************************************************************************** I'm looking for g...

Is there a very efficient way to read specific lines from a text file? Say I wanted to read lines 54 through 78 of a text file, what would the most efficient way to do that be? Get-Content seems to be extremely inefficient with large files. Elsewhere I've seen suggestions like: Get-Content "fil...

I was able to fix this issue, though I'm not entirely sure I understand. Your suggestions seem to be related. XClass contains a method which sets one of it's parameters. I originally had the method returning that parameter as well, thinking there might be cases where I want to save the parameter and...

We need real code and not pseudo code. It should be attached here as a PS1 file that runs and demonstrates th issue you are having. As posted the code is not useable. The code is full of syntax errors. It's full of syntax errors because I removed code that I am not allowed to post on the internet. ...

Here is the function, amended for propriety sake. It takes an array which is basically each line of a block of text, extracts information from the text, and sets that information to the properties of a new object of type ZClass. When I use this same basic code in my script without making it a separa...

I have been getting into the object oriented nature of Powershell recently, and ran into an issue. I have created a custom class and wrote a script that instantiates that class and populates its properties. It will then do that a number of times based on elements in an array. Lastly, I used Export-C...

Is there a way to build an executable that works for multiple versions of Powershell? When I check out the Package options, it only allows me to select one (see attached picture). One option would be to use the lowest version-- v2 build seems to work on v5 for example. But I'm worried that there wil...

Thanks for the quick reply.

So it doesn't make sense to actually add the CSV file to the Powershell project?

If I use the MSI Installer method, how do I reference the CSV from inside the script? Would I look for a file with the correct name in Current Directory?