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It event gests way easier then that in PowerShell: > Get-Process apach* | Stop-Process -Force ps apach* | kill > gci -rec | ? name -match zabb.+\.deb$ |
by majkinetor 5y ago
It event gests way easier then that in PowerShell:
> Get-Process apach* | Stop-Process -Force
ps apach* | kill
> gci -rec | ? name -match zabb.+\.deb$ | % name
gci -rec | ? name -like zabb*.deb | % name
- justsomehnguy 5y ago> ps apach* | kill Not in Linux, because it calls native binaries there. > gci -rec | ? name -like zabb*.deb | % name Yep, even simpler. Just the original example was with regex, so I made a comparable regex example. > $ env | grep -w PATH | tr ':' '\n' Today it occurred to me what you can just use split: ( env ) -match '^PATH' -split ':'
- justsomehnguy 5y agoLinux is clearly rotting my mind. $env:PATH -split ':'