Show Real-time Output By Running A PowerShell Script?
Mar 1, 2012
I am trying to run powershell script from VB and I want to see the output of the script as it is running inside a console application. With my script (shown below) when I run from powershell it shows "Command Sleep Starting" and then waits for 5 seconds and then displays the other text.
However, when I run from VB.NET program, the execution waits for 5 seconds and dumps all the text output at once. It doesn't execute first Write-Output command and then wait and then output as it should.[code]...
How can i capture my console real time output and store the information in a log file?
i know that i can write in the file when i write in the console window, there's got to be a better way... how can i capture the console's output stream?
I found that Console.OpenStandardOutput is a stream, but i can't read from it
Dim r As New StreamReader(Console.OpenStandardOutput) MsgBox(r.ReadToEnd) r.Close() r = Nothing
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I followed Ziannb article on involking powershell from visual basic. It works great but it doesnt allow me to run scripts with [URL]
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Here is an example of what I am trying to do with each tick of the timer:
Code: Sub Timer1_Tick1(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick MyGraphic.Clear(Color.White)
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With each tick of the timer, the graphic is cleared, lines representing each side of the car are drawn onto the graphic, and the picturebox is then assigned to the image, which is linked to the graphic. This is just like how your asteroids program works.
Do I need to change my method? Should I use sprites? Or would it be better for me to create images/bitmaps of the animation beforehand and simply flip through them with a timer?
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I am having a problem trying to get a real time back from this code.
Code: Public Sub Time() Dim StartTime As TimeSpan = TimeSpan.Parse(txtStart.Text) Dim EndTime As TimeSpan = TimeSpan.Parse(txtEnd.Text)
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I am using a start time of 09:25 and an end time of 10:15 to test this with. I would like it to return 50, as 50 real world minutes went by. I am getting -1331385.
This is mostly someone else's code from a different forum. I have never used a TimeSpan method before and they keep telling me it works "like what I asked for".
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So what I would like to do is use a textox labeled check number to add check numbers into the checkrecord structure instead of having to add them into the code manually is this possible?
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