Hi,
to create a GUID in powershell for the use in your own scripts call the static function NewGuid() from the system.Guid class.
PS D:\> [system.Guid]::NewGuid() f3f8591a-c1d6-4d82-bec2-d3dac2c1fee5
Michael
Hi,
if you want to create XML files with powershell which can be used on UNIX/Linux systems you need to write an own save function. Ths save() methode of the System.XML.XMLDocument class can only write Windows style XML files with Carriage return/New line endings.
Continue reading Powershell: Write XML files with UNIX line endings
Hi,
the default prompt of the powershell is “PS” and the current working directory:
Continue reading Powershell: Customize the prompt
Hi,
if have some own aliases or functions defined which should be loaded when powershell starts you can create a startup script.
Continue reading Powershell: Run a (init) script when powershell starts
Hi,
like the UNIX bash shell, the Windows powershell also has a history which commands were executed.
Continue reading Windows: Working with the powershell command history