The first thing I do is begin with a function outline as shown here: I am going to add the function to my personal profile so it will always be available. So I decided to create a function to count the characters in a string. Creating a function to count letters and copy to the clipboard That is not a bad ROI for a function that took me less than 20 minutes to write. That equals 24.5 hours of work! My new function allows me to accomplish this in less than 15 seconds. Hmmm…w ith 730 Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog posts a year, at two minutes each… When I list out the number of steps, it seem like a lot of work, but in reality it takes only a minute or two to accomplish. Then I copy the text to the clipboard, close Notepad, and paste it into Word 2013. To do this, I have been opening Notepad and using the word count feature there. I need to determine the character length of the title for my Hey, Scripting Guy! Blog.
Today’s function provides such an example. At times, the scenario is not all that bad, but eventually it becomes annoying.
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My personal criteria for writing a Windows PowerShell script or a Windows PowerShell function is: when a task becomes annoying to me, I spend the time to create a function or a script. Believe it or not, hot tea on a hot summer day is great. I am sipping a cup of Oolong Green Tea with a bit of cinnamon stick and rose hips. The Scripting Wife and I are soaked following a quick trip to the library-and we were not even running. Whereas, it was a little hotter (92 degrees Fahrenheit, 33 degrees Celsius), the humidity was less than half the amount we have in Charlotte, North Carolina.
It is hot and humid outside-89 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius) and 75% humidity. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here.
Summary : Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about creating a Windows PowerShell function that counts a string length and copies it to the clipboard.
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