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Output changes depending upon order of commands and previous commands
Output changes depending upon order of commands and previous commands
Try running the following script from a V2 PowerShell, then reverse the order of some of the commands. I am running this on PS V2 on Windows 7 RC. I thought just a weird outputting bug but according to Bob Landau on the PS newgroup, the explanation for the 2 weird output behaviours, though still a bug, is that the default formator is being changed from Format-Table to Format-List. Would be great if Microsoft took this on as a bug if it really is since I did not have good luck with the Connect site trying to report it as such. Thanks, Dave "-------------------------------------" "Start of PS scripting test" "-------------------------------------" # weirdness #1 - the output of the following commands each change depending on the order of each # weirdness #2 - subsequent commands do not have header information and have same format as the first "`nOutput from get-process..." get-process "`nOutput from dir..." dir "`nOutput from get-process..." get-process "`nOutput from dir..." dir "-------------------------------------" "End of PS scripting test" "-------------------------------------"
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- I'll try to fire up a 64-bit VM by end of week.
Sounds familiar tough... - Hi,
It seems default output format was changed between Format-List and Format-Table.
As a workaround, try to use out-host to fix the output.
get-process | out-host
dir | out-host
get-process | out-host
dir | out-host
Thanks
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. - Thanks Mervyn. I was just trying to report as a bug if that is what it is. Can you do that? Thanks, Dave
- Hi Dave,
Thank you for your effort. There is already a bug in our internal database. Hope PowerShell Team solves it soon.
Thanks.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
