2012
pluralsight-training.net
Thomas Lee
02:33:00
English
This course takes a close look at a variety of mechanisms you can leverage to get great looking output from Powershell. The first two modules focus on string formatting and using the ToString() method. The rest of the course looks at using Format-* cmdlets, hash tables, and using format files and Format XML.
Formatting with ToString() 00:37:27
Course/Module Introduction 03:42
Introducing .ToString() 05:32
Format String 10:24
Format Providers 05:49
Date/Time Formatting 04:44
TimeSpan Formatting 04:56
Best Practice and Module summary 02:20
Composite Format Strings 00:11:18
Introducting Composite Formatting 01:31
The -F operator in PowerShell 02:41
Using Composite Format Strings 05:16
Best Practices and Module Summary 01:50
Pipeline Formatting 00:23:56
Introduction to Pipeline Formatting 03:16
Using Format-Table 07:17
Using Format-List 06:03
Using Format Wide and Select Object 05:18
Best Practice and Module Summary 02:02
Using Hash Tables 00:15:45
Introduction to Hash Tables 03:35
Hash Tables with Format-* 02:18
Using Hash Tables 02:25
The Expression Key 06:17
Best Practice and Module Summary 01:10
Format Files and Display XML 00:36:08
Introduction to Format Files and Display XML 04:29
Format XML File Overview 01:21
Deault Setting Element 04:18
List Control XML 06:54
Table Control XML 09:07
Custom Controls and EZout 06:47
Best Practices and Module Summary 03:12
Other Output Mechanisms 00:28:50
Module Introduction 01:29
Out-* Cmdlets 10:04
Output using XML/CSV 06:46
HTML and Office Documents 07:48
Best practice and Module/Course Summary 02:43
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