Contents tagged with Powershell
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2008 Scripting Games - My solutions
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2008 Scripting Games
It’s the third annual Scripting Games, the biggest scripting competition of the year! As a matter of fact, it’s most likely the biggest scripting competition ever. (The fact that it may be the only scripting competition is beside the point.)
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Powershell script to find strings and highlight them in the output
After reading about Brad's find script I starting thinking about how cool it would be if I could highlight the search pattern in the output. So I wrote my own custom Find-String script to highlight the results.
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Retrieving your Outlook appointments for a given date range
Before we dive into the code sample lets take a quick look at what it means for an appointment to fall into a given date range.
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Powershell version of cmd set
If you are like me and are just so used to typing set to list and set environment variables then you might find this script useful.
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Added support for Monad scripts to CodeHTMLer
For all those people posting Monad scripts to their blogs you might be interested in making your scripts look better by using CodeHTMLer. Just paste in your code script and select MSH as the language and it will output some stylized HTML that can easily be copied into your blog post. Of course you can use it to post code for most languages. Its what I use to colorize all my code samples.
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Monad script to convert your doskey macros to Monad functions
Last week I talked about how I wanted to write a script to convert my doskey macros into Monad functions. I used this opportunity to learn about writing scripts in Monad. I must say I'm impressed so far, it has been pretty easy to pickup. The one thing that I kept getting burned by and that I don't care for much is the comparison operators. I don't like using -lt, -gt, etc, I'm too used to <, >. At anyrate here is the code (keep in mind that I'm new to Monad scripting so if I did something wrong go easy on me ;) with that said I'm open to suggestions).
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Monad Resources
Lee Holmes posted a bunch of good Monad links so I figured I would also post them for others and also for my future reference. Thanks Lee!
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Monad A.K.A. Microsoft Command Shell
I've finally got some time to start playing with Monad (Microsoft's new command shell). If you are interested the Monad blog has links to download Monad beta2.