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- Displaying Unicode in PowerShell - Stack Overflow
In normal PowerShell, all characters are displayed in the configured font That’s why, e g , Chinese or Cyrillic characters are broken with "Lucida Console" and many other fonts For Chinese characters, PowerShell ISE changes the font automatically to "DengXian"
- powershell - How do I insert chars at multiple places in a string . . .
I want to insert ":" after every second character - the end result should look like this 51:40:2e:c0:11:0b:3e:3c My solution $s = "51402ec0110b3e3c" for ($i = 2; $i -lt $s Length; $i+=3) { $s Insert($i,':') } Write-Host $s
- UTF8 Script in PowerShell outputs incorrect characters
When the script is run in PowerShell console, it outputs wrong characters However, if I write the chars directly in the console, they are shown as expected: Does anyone knows what causes that behavior?
- ssh - Windows 10 Powershell changes insertmode to overwrite after . . .
Problem: If I jump to the beginning of a line using ctrl+a or alt+left or alt+right or step back using just left arrow more than 14 characters, it automatically switches over to overwrite Basically, I always have insertmode, but then when i step too far back in the buffer it changes behavior
- Using PowerShell backtick character for snippet execution doesnt work
The Backtik (`) also known as the Escape Character can extend a line that isn't extensible If the last character in the line is a backtick, then the newline will be treated as whitespace and not a "newline"
- Including a script does not work when path has special characters
Unfortunately, PowerShell treats the operands to the dot-sourcing and call operators (which includes implicit invocation [1]) as wildcard expressions, which causes problems with paths that contain [, which is a wildcard metacharacter
- Copied-and-pasted tab characters not recognized by Powershell
Powershell ignores tab characters in copied-and-pasted code snippets This is annoying because I like to write my Python code with single tabs instead of quadruple spaces, and in testing I frequently copy and paste snippets in to test them
- char doesnt work in PowerShell - Stack Overflow
The simple way is to insert backslashes \, but this gets soon tedious There luckily is an easier way, as Net Regex class has a built-in escape method [Regex]::Excape() Like so,
- PowerShell: Character Animation in Console and SetCursorPosition got . . .
Instead of re-positioning the cursor try printing the output without the newline, so you can use backspace (`b) to erase the character printed before: while (!$async IsCompleted) { $anim | % { Write-Host "`b$_" -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow Start-Sleep -m 50 } }
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