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06-12-2006
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| | Understanding Get-ChildItem Why do I get different results when executing [k:\photos] $> Get-ChildItem 200[3-6] -recurse -filter:*.jpg and [k:\photos] $> Get-ChildItem 2003,2004,2005,2006 -recurse -filter:*.jpg The first one does not find any files at all. Without the -filter parameter, the output are identical. I think it is a usability problem with Get-ChildItem in that it is hard to predict the behaviour when adding parameters -filter, -include and -exclude. /Staffan |
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06-12-2006
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| | Re: Understanding Get-ChildItem Yes. We are aware of this and are currently evaluting options. Watch this space. -- Jeffrey Snover [MSFT] Windows PowerShell Architect Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, no confers rights. |
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