Powershell-Passing in Parameters into a Function chain
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21-06-2021 - |
Pergunta
Hello I am fairly new to Powershell and are trying to construct a series of functions that are governed by a parent function at the top level. This is the function that I am creating:
Function TraceIntegrityCheck{
param($MasterTracefile, $FolderWhereATFare)
The $MasterTraceFile
and $FolderWhereATFare
will be file paths. I will pass these in. Below is my script for all of the inner functions that will use the $MasterTraceFile
and $FolderWhereATFare
paths.
#-------------------------------MasterTraceConfiguration--------------------------
#*********************************************************************************
Function TraceIntegrityCheck{
param($MasterTracefile, $FolderWhereATFare)
[string](cat $MasterTracefile) | Foreach-Object {$_ -replace "\(in\)", ""} | Set- Content 'C:\tempFile.txt'
$src = [IO.File]::ReadAllText('C:\tempFile.txt')
$pattern ='(?<Key>(APDU\s*:\s*80\s*E[68]))\s*(?<Num>(\b[0-9A-F]{2}\s+)+)'
[Regex]::Matches($src, $pattern) | % { [Regex]::Replace($_.Groups ['Key'].Value, 'APDU\s:\s*', '') + ' ' + [Regex]::Replace($_.Groups ['Num'].Value, '\s+', ' ') }|set-content 'C:\tempFile.txt'
$file1 = 'C:\tempFile.txt'
$file2 = 'C:\tempFileMod.txt'
$startValue = '^80 E6'
$innerValue = '^80 E8'
$regex4 = "(?m)\A(?=$startValue)|\r\n(?=$startValue)"
$regex5 = "(?m)$innerValue"
$content = [IO.File]::ReadAllText($file1).TrimEnd()
$content -split $regex4 | Select-Object -Skip 1 |
ForEach-Object -Begin {$i = 1} -Process {
if ($_ -match $regex5) {
$replacement = '{0:00}' -f $i++
$file2 = $file2 -replace '\b(?=\.\w+$)', $replacement
Set-Content -Path $file2 -Value $_ #-Verbose
}
}
#-------------------------------ATF Configuration---------------------------------
#*********************************************************************************
Function allOnOneLine{
(([regex]::replace((get-content $FolderWhereATFare),"\s+"," "))).replace ("9000","`r`n9000`r`n") > $FolderWhereATFare
}
#Call the Function
allOnOneLine
Function StripATF{
$original_file = '$FolderWhereATFare'
$destination_file = 'C:\modatfLinedup.txt'
(Get-Content $original_file) | Foreach-Object {
$_ -replace '9000', ''
} | Set-Content $destination_file
}
#Call the StripATF
StripATF
#And the white space stripper
Function Wspace{
$file1 = 'C:\modatfLinedup.txt'
(gc $file1) | ? {$_.trim() -ne "" } | set-content $file1
}
#Call the Wspace
Wspace
Function spaceStrip{
$r=[regex]' ';
$original_file2 = 'C:\modatfLinedup.txt'
$destination_file2 ='C:\modatfLinedup.txt'
(Get-Content $original_file2) | Foreach-Object {
$_ -replace '^ ', ''
}| Set-Content $destination_file2
}
#Call the Function
spaceStrip
Function folderDistribute{
$file3 = 'C:\modatfLinedup.txt'
$file4 = 'C:\modATFLinedup.txt'
$startValue = '^80 E6'
$innerValue = '^80 E8'
$regex4 = "(?m)\A(?=$startValue)|\r\n(?=$startValue)"
$regex5 = "(?m)$innerValue"
$content = [IO.File]::ReadAllText($file3).TrimEnd()
$content -split $regex4 | Select-Object -Skip 1 |
ForEach-Object -Begin {$i = 1} -Process {
if ($_ -match $regex5) {
$replacement = '{0:00}' -f $i++
$file4 = $file4 -replace '\b(?=\.\w+$)', $replacement
Set-Content -Path $file4 -Value $_ #-Verbose
}
}
#Call the Function
folderDistribute
}
}
C:\Users\nicalder\Desktop\Project1\atf\atf\modatfs\modatf.txt
TraceIntegrityCheck -file1 'C:\Users\user\Desktop\Project1\Master_Trace.txt' - file2 'C:\Users\user\Desktop\Project1\modatf.txt'
My problem lies in trying to string along the original $MasterTraceFile and $FolderWhereATFare files so that I can pass them into the function and have the child functions all use them.
So what I really want to do is just be able to pass in these two parameter file paths so that the child functions can use them. I guess essentially create a constructor that will allow me to use the passing in parameters.
I know this may appear as confusing so please let me know what you think. I am just trying to connect the files through the children functions.
Solução
It seems like you want to do something like:
function outer($a) {
function inner($b){
write-host -fore red $a
write-host -fore red $b
}
inner 2
}
outer 1
The above does print:
1
2
That is, the $a
from outer
function is available in inner
function