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PowerShell batch glue
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:: I didn't do any testing on this. In fact, I typed it on my iPhone. There is probably something wrong with it. But I've typed this so many times I have muscle memory, hence my putting it up here. | |
:: Name this file (ps1-file-without-extension).bat, so if you have a script "myscript.ps1" you'd name this file "myscript.bat" | |
:: Flags and shit are optional. Read the PowerShell manual for more info. I think there's one called "windowstyle" or something which can be pretty useful. | |
:: n.b. this is a Windows batch file. Maybe I'm crazy, but I actually like PowerShell on *nix. However, this will not work on *nix. | |
:: I *think* that since PowerShell uses # to denote comments you could stick a shebang (e.g., `#!/usr/bin/powershell`) but I'm not sure if there really is a standardized install path, nor do I know if `#!/usr/bin/env powershell` would work, either. (Maybe I should give up powershell on *nix and just learn Python...) | |
::@echo off | |
set "flags=-executionPolicy bypass" | |
::set "flags=%flags% -windowstyle hidden" | |
powershell.exe %flags% "%~dpn0.ps1" | |
:: "%~dpn0" expands to the full path and filename without extension of THIS file. | |
:: how should the script handle errors? should it in the first place? | |
::if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit /b %ERRORLEVEL% | |
::pause |
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