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03-03-2008
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| | Display multi line status with WriteProgress Hi, is it possible to let WriteProgress display multi line status messages? I'm using a Powershell with community extensions installed. In my custom cmdlet I try to display a status message containing line breaks, which are striped in the output. Any hint how to display the line breaks? regards, Achim |
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03-03-2008
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| | Re: Display multi line status with WriteProgress "Achim Domma" <domma@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:f37365cc-b386-48bc-bcdb-f10a4152e3a4@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > > is it possible to let WriteProgress display multi line status > messages? I'm using a Powershell with community extensions installed. > In my custom cmdlet I try to display a status message containing line > breaks, which are striped in the output. Any hint how to display the > line breaks? > various lines of display that Write-Progess offers: -Activity -CurrentOperation -Status -- Keith |
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