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03-17-2009
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| | Need full line of text from select-string Hi. I need to know how to output the entire text of a MatchInfo object resulting from the select-string command. When I run the following it displays the correct records in the file inputfile.txt but the lines are truncated and an ellipsis is appended to each line. Command: select-string -path inputfile.txt -pattern "Microsoft" -simplematch : select-object Line Result: IAD+206:H075691:4::TKIAD:4:2+20070127:153129323'GEI+S:KK+GK:69254'MGA+S:SSSS+1+1+20040414'IAB+S:SSSSSS+5+1'IAC+S:SSS... Some of the lines in the file are very long. How do I get "select-object Line" to output the entire line of text? Thanks in advance. |
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03-17-2009
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| | Re: Need full line of text from select-string Pipe the MatchInfo to ForEach-Object instead of Select-Object: select-string ... | % {$_.line} -- Kiron |
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03-17-2009
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| | Re: Need full line of text from select-string Thanks alot. I just implemented a foreach solution prior to your response. "Kiron" wrote: Quote: > Pipe the MatchInfo to ForEach-Object instead of Select-Object: > > select-string ... | % {$_.line} > > -- > Kiron > |
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03-17-2009
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| | Re: Need full line of text from select-string Glad to help! Like that synchronicity too... -- Kiron |
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