This option tells tar to display the names of the files being extracted on the terminal. For more verbose output, use the -v option.
#POWERSHELL UNZIP ARCHIVE#
This is a guide to PowerShell Dictionary. To extract a tar.xz file, invoke the tar command with the -extract ( -x) option and specify the archive file name after the -f option: tar auto-detects the compression type and extracts the archive. ConvertFrom-StringDate converts the output to the hashtable format. We can easily store values, search values, and retrieves the values and the most useful thing is the output is in the table format so it can be converted to the JSON format as well. Hashtables are heavily used in the PowerShell language because of their flexibility. We can convert the output of the hashtable to JSON or XML format using ConvertTo-JSON or ConvertTo-XML command.
When we check the individual key’s value, we can use the value as a separate hashtable as shown below.Įxample #9: Convert Hashtable output to the JSON / XML format. In this method, we are storing Objects (which have multiple keys and values) in the Value field. To convert the string output to the hashtable, we can use the ConvertFrom-StringData command. Name property will give multiple values now.Įxample #7: Converting string data to the hashtable. $servicetable.Name = need to add values now. To solve this we initialize the particular key as an array and then create multiple values but the problem is if we initialize the key as an array after creating a hashtable its existing value will be wiped out and we need to create it again. We can’t directly assign multiple values to the hashtable key because the individual key is considered a string as shown below. To modify the specific hashtable’s key value, we just need to access the key and assign the value to it.Įxample #6: Assign multiple values to the hashtable key. We just need to provide Key inside the Remove() function.Įxample #5: Modify the Hashtable key value. To Remove the hashtable key, we need to use the Remove() method. The above one is an explicit method, we can also use Add() method as well. To add a new key and associated values to the hashtable, we can use the following method. To retrieve the particular value from the Key, we can provide the key name.Įxample #3: Adding new Keys and Value to the Hashtable To get the hashtable keys, we need to select its property Key as shown below. Example #2: Retrieving Hashtable values and keys. Throughout other examples, we will use this created hashtable. When we create a Hashtable or Dictionary, it starts with the at-sign and is surrounded by the curly braces This attribute was introduced in PowerShell v3.0. Hadoop, Data Science, Statistics & others
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