问题
I am looking for a way to parse a text file and place the results into an array in powershell.
I know select-string -path -pattern will get all strings that match a pattern. But what if I already have a structured textfile, perhaps pipe delimminated, with new entries on each line. Like so:
prodServ1a prodServ1b prodServ1c
C:\dir\serverFile.txt
How can I place each of those servers into an array in powershell that I can loop through?
回答1:
You say 'pipe delimited, like so' but your example isn't pipe delimited. I'll imagine it is, then you need to use the Import-CSV
commandlet. e.g. if the data file contains this:
prodServ1a|4|abc
prodServ1b|5|def
prodServ1c|6|ghi
then this code:
$data = Import-Csv -Path test.dat -Header "Product","Cost","SerialNo" -Delimiter "|"
will import and split it, and add headers:
$data
Product Cost SerialNo
------- ---- --------
prodServ1a 4 abc
prodServ1b 5 def
prodServ1c 6 ghi
Then you can use
foreach ($item in $data) {
$item.SerialNo
}
回答2:
If your data is flat or unstructured, but has a pattern such as delimited by a space or comma and no carriage returns or line feeds, you can use the Split() method.
PS>$data = "prodServ1a prodServ1b prodServ1c"
PS>$data
prodServ1a prodServ1b prodServ1c
PS>$data.Split(" ")
prodServ1a
prodServ1b
prodServ1c
Works particularly well with someone sending you a list of IP addresses separated by a comma.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24764622/parsing-text-file-and-placing-contents-into-an-array-powershell