Powershell and a path as an argument that is double
I have a simple PS script that needs to accept a parameter that happens to be a path to a directory. I get this path handed to me and invoke the ps script as follows:
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -F "C:tempctestlogging testpostinstall.ps1" "C:tempctestlogging test"
I cannot control the addition of the '' to the path that is the param to this script, and it must be double-quoted to account for the space in the path. So, what I wind up with is a variable inside my ps script that is the string:
C:tempctestlogging test" <<-- error in path! with the double-quote char. :(
My question is simple, I hope, yet I cannot locate anyone who has solved it, yet. Is there no way to tell powershell not to escape that last double-quote in this scenario?
Thank you for your time, and for educating me.
The issue looks to be only when invoked from CMD. In your script you could do this:
$args[0].TrimEnd('"')
It will remove a trailing double quote if one exists.
Or you could double up the backslash:
C:>powershell.exe -f C:echo.ps1 "C:tempctestlogging test"
Contents of echo.ps1
Write-Host ('"{0}"' -f $args[0])
尝试像这样：
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -F 'C:tempctestlogging testpostinstall.ps1' 'C:tempctestlogging test'
您是否在您的调用中尝试过单引号？
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