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03-01-2007
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| | Current script special variable Hi, Is there a special variable that contains the current running script like Perl and Bash: $0 If so, can you tell me where this is documented? Thanks in advance, Frank |
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03-01-2007
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| | Re: Current script special variable Frank wrote: > Hi, > > Is there a special variable that contains the current running script like > Perl and Bash: $0 The $MyInvocation variable should have the information that you want. PS> echo "`$MyInvocation" > myinv.ps1 PS> .\myinv.ps1 MyCommand : myinv.ps1 ScriptLineNumber : 1 OffsetInLine : -2147483648 ScriptName : Line : .\myinv.ps1 PositionMessage : At line:1 char:11 + .\myinv.ps1 <<<< InvocationName : .\myinv.ps1 PipelineLength : 1 PipelinePosition : 1 > If so, can you tell me where this is documented? > > Thanks in advance, > > Frank > |
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