Reputation: 457
I have a variable called $Properties
, it consists of 3 arrays (All seperated into three lines):
NTER 1, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
NTER 2, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
NTER 3, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
I wanto flatten the $Properties
arrays into a single string variable, that looks exactly as above example but with no arrays, so something like this:
NTER 1, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
NTER 2, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
NTER 3, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
I've tried $Var = $Properties -join ''
but this takes all three lines and creates a single line:
NTER 1, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"NTER 2, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"NTER 3, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"NTER 4, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"LA2 1, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"LA2 2, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"LA2 3, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"LA2 4, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
I've also tried $Var = $Properties -join "$null"
, still the same issue. Any ideas would be wonderfull. Thanks!
Am on Powershell 7.3 (Preview)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 68
Reputation: 481
If you want to join the strings array with a line break, you can use
"`r`n"
(CRLF) for Windows style, or"`n"
(LF) for Linux style.Use $Var = $Properties -join "`r`n"
in the code
$Properties = @(
'NTER 1, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"'
'NTER 2, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"'
'NTER 3, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"'
)
$Var = $Properties -join "`r`n"
It will generate
NTER 1, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
NTER 2, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
NTER 3, ShortD = "Start > Then Dump", LongD = "Procces is started, then all errors are dumped to a log file"
Upvotes: 1