Chris

On 9 Jan., 13:17, Shay Levi <n...@xxxxxx> wrote:Yes I haven't post it, because i didnt wan to post the whole
script ;-)

I have verified that the var is not null. it contains as example the
value Win32_Fan...

here my whole script...


###
# Script options

#
$boolDebug = $true

#
$strConfigFile = ".\WMIList.config"

#
$strCommentSign = "#"

#
$strDelimSign = ";"

# End script options
###

$intConfigCounter = 0

# Clear the screen
cls

# Read the configuration and exclude the comments
$strConfig = cat $strConfigFile | where
{$_.StartsWith($strCommentSign) -eq $false -and $_.Length -gt 0}

# Iterate all config lines (entries)
while ($intConfigCounter -lt $strConfig.Length) {

# Get the description of the current WMI Class out of the
config
# For this need all signs after the delim sign are stored
$strWMIClassDescription =
$strConfig[$intConfigCounter].Substring($strConfig[$intConfigCounter].IndexOf($strDelimSign)
+1)

# DEBUG
echo $strWMIClassDescription

# Get the name of the current WMI Class out of the config
# For this need remove the description, caused by this just
the name will return
$strWMIClassName =
$strConfig[$intConfigCounter].Remove($strConfig[$intConfigCounter].IndexOf($strDelimSign)
+1, $strWMIClassDescription.Length)

# DEBUG
echo $strWMIClassName
get-wmiobject -class $strWMIClassName

# Raise counter
$intConfigCounter = $intConfigCounter + 1

} # end while iterate all config entries

The script access a config file which contains as example:

# Comment
Win32_Fan;Blubb
Win32_Share;Blubber