Calls a powershell script that gets system boot time and parses it into a structure

getSystemBootTime.m

function [bootTime_struct] = getSystemBootTime(ps_path)
% get the system boot time
    if isempty(ps_path)
        [~,bootTime] = system(['powershell -command "' pwd '\Utils\GetSystemBootTime.ps1"']);
    else
        [~,bootTime] = system(['powershell -command "' ps_path '\GetSystemBootTime.ps1"']);
    end
    bootTime = splitlines(bootTime);
    [bootTime,matches] = strsplit(bootTime{1},{'-','+'});
    % split into year, month, day, hour, minutes, seconds, timezone
    bootTime_struct.year = str2double(bootTime{1}(1:4));
    bootTime_struct.month = str2double(bootTime{1}(5:6));
    bootTime_struct.day = str2double(bootTime{1}(7:8));
    bootTime_struct.hour = str2double(bootTime{1}(9:10));
    bootTime_struct.min = str2double(bootTime{1}(11:12));
    bootTime_struct.second = str2double(bootTime{1}(13:end));
    bootTime_struct.timezone = str2double([matches{1} bootTime{end}]);
    %bootTime_split = [s.y,s.mo,s.d,s.h,s.m,s.s,s.timezone];
end