Extracting values from an array object
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How do i extract the first value from times and data from an array object and continue with the rest until i am done with all values?
PS S:FilesScripts> $memory
times data
----- ----
{1548401348221, 1548401358224, 1548401368227, 1548401378227...} {50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633...}
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How do i extract the first value from times and data from an array object and continue with the rest until i am done with all values?
PS S:FilesScripts> $memory
times data
----- ----
{1548401348221, 1548401358224, 1548401368227, 1548401378227...} {50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633...}
powershell
edited Jan 25 at 15:54
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asked Jan 25 at 14:01
Powershell userPowershell user
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How did you acquire$memory? May be easier to get in a step earlier possibly withConvertFrom-JsonWhat does$memory.gettype()return?
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 16:21
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How do i extract the first value from times and data from an array object and continue with the rest until i am done with all values?
PS S:FilesScripts> $memory
times data
----- ----
{1548401348221, 1548401358224, 1548401368227, 1548401378227...} {50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633...}
powershell
edited Jan 25 at 15:54
TDK
34513
asked Jan 25 at 14:01
Powershell userPowershell user
61
How do i extract the first value from times and data from an array object and continue with the rest until i am done with all values?
PS S:FilesScripts> $memory
times data
----- ----
{1548401348221, 1548401358224, 1548401368227, 1548401378227...} {50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633, 50.47999954223633...}
powershell
powershell
edited Jan 25 at 15:54
TDK
34513
asked Jan 25 at 14:01
Powershell userPowershell user
61
edited Jan 25 at 15:54
TDK
34513
asked Jan 25 at 14:01
Powershell userPowershell user
61
edited Jan 25 at 15:54
TDK
34513
edited Jan 25 at 15:54
TDK
34513
edited Jan 25 at 15:54
TDK
34513
34513
asked Jan 25 at 14:01
Powershell userPowershell user
61
asked Jan 25 at 14:01
Powershell userPowershell user
61
asked Jan 25 at 14:01
Powershell userPowershell user
61
61
How did you acquire$memory? May be easier to get in a step earlier possibly withConvertFrom-JsonWhat does$memory.gettype()return?
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 16:21
add a comment |
How did you acquire$memory? May be easier to get in a step earlier possibly withConvertFrom-JsonWhat does$memory.gettype()return?
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 16:21
How did you acquire
$memory? May be easier to get in a step earlier possibly with ConvertFrom-Json What does $memory.gettype() return?– LotPings
Jan 25 at 16:21
How did you acquire
$memory? May be easier to get in a step earlier possibly with ConvertFrom-Json What does $memory.gettype() return?– LotPings
Jan 25 at 16:21
add a comment |
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One a bit clumsy way:
$times = $memory.times.trim('{}') -split ', '
$data = $memory.data.trim('{}') -split ', '
$newMemory = for ($i=0;$i -lt $times.count;$i++){
[PSCUstomObject]@{
times = $times[$i]
data = $data[$i]
}
}
$newMemory
times data
----- ----
1548401348221 50.47999954223633
1548401358224 50.47999954223633
1548401368227 50.47999954223633
1548401378227 50.47999954223633
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
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Thanks for the quick response and Appreciate it. I ran into below error when i tried to trim it. Method invocation failed because [System.Int64] does not contain a method named 'trim'. $Memory appears to be a system object and i might have to convert it
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:34
Please EDIT your question to contain the information I asked for in above comment. Eventually just use$times = $memory.timesetc.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 17:46
Sorry, i just noticed your question. that did the trick. thanks again
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:50
To be of any use for followup readers you should elaborate how you solved the problem - otherwise better delete the question.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 18:56
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One a bit clumsy way:
$times = $memory.times.trim('{}') -split ', '
$data = $memory.data.trim('{}') -split ', '
$newMemory = for ($i=0;$i -lt $times.count;$i++){
[PSCUstomObject]@{
times = $times[$i]
data = $data[$i]
}
}
$newMemory
times data
----- ----
1548401348221 50.47999954223633
1548401358224 50.47999954223633
1548401368227 50.47999954223633
1548401378227 50.47999954223633
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
5,0301823
Thanks for the quick response and Appreciate it. I ran into below error when i tried to trim it. Method invocation failed because [System.Int64] does not contain a method named 'trim'. $Memory appears to be a system object and i might have to convert it
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:34
Please EDIT your question to contain the information I asked for in above comment. Eventually just use$times = $memory.timesetc.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 17:46
Sorry, i just noticed your question. that did the trick. thanks again
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:50
To be of any use for followup readers you should elaborate how you solved the problem - otherwise better delete the question.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 18:56
add a comment |
1
One a bit clumsy way:
$times = $memory.times.trim('{}') -split ', '
$data = $memory.data.trim('{}') -split ', '
$newMemory = for ($i=0;$i -lt $times.count;$i++){
[PSCUstomObject]@{
times = $times[$i]
data = $data[$i]
}
}
$newMemory
times data
----- ----
1548401348221 50.47999954223633
1548401358224 50.47999954223633
1548401368227 50.47999954223633
1548401378227 50.47999954223633
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
5,0301823
Thanks for the quick response and Appreciate it. I ran into below error when i tried to trim it. Method invocation failed because [System.Int64] does not contain a method named 'trim'. $Memory appears to be a system object and i might have to convert it
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:34
Please EDIT your question to contain the information I asked for in above comment. Eventually just use$times = $memory.timesetc.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 17:46
Sorry, i just noticed your question. that did the trick. thanks again
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:50
To be of any use for followup readers you should elaborate how you solved the problem - otherwise better delete the question.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 18:56
add a comment |
1
1
1
One a bit clumsy way:
$times = $memory.times.trim('{}') -split ', '
$data = $memory.data.trim('{}') -split ', '
$newMemory = for ($i=0;$i -lt $times.count;$i++){
[PSCUstomObject]@{
times = $times[$i]
data = $data[$i]
}
}
$newMemory
times data
----- ----
1548401348221 50.47999954223633
1548401358224 50.47999954223633
1548401368227 50.47999954223633
1548401378227 50.47999954223633
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
5,0301823
One a bit clumsy way:
$times = $memory.times.trim('{}') -split ', '
$data = $memory.data.trim('{}') -split ', '
$newMemory = for ($i=0;$i -lt $times.count;$i++){
[PSCUstomObject]@{
times = $times[$i]
data = $data[$i]
}
}
$newMemory
times data
----- ----
1548401348221 50.47999954223633
1548401358224 50.47999954223633
1548401368227 50.47999954223633
1548401378227 50.47999954223633
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
5,0301823
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
5,0301823
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
5,0301823
answered Jan 25 at 16:57
LotPingsLotPings
5,0301823
5,0301823
Thanks for the quick response and Appreciate it. I ran into below error when i tried to trim it. Method invocation failed because [System.Int64] does not contain a method named 'trim'. $Memory appears to be a system object and i might have to convert it
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:34
Please EDIT your question to contain the information I asked for in above comment. Eventually just use$times = $memory.timesetc.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 17:46
Sorry, i just noticed your question. that did the trick. thanks again
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:50
To be of any use for followup readers you should elaborate how you solved the problem - otherwise better delete the question.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 18:56
add a comment |
Thanks for the quick response and Appreciate it. I ran into below error when i tried to trim it. Method invocation failed because [System.Int64] does not contain a method named 'trim'. $Memory appears to be a system object and i might have to convert it
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:34
Please EDIT your question to contain the information I asked for in above comment. Eventually just use$times = $memory.timesetc.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 17:46
Sorry, i just noticed your question. that did the trick. thanks again
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:50
To be of any use for followup readers you should elaborate how you solved the problem - otherwise better delete the question.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 18:56
Thanks for the quick response and Appreciate it. I ran into below error when i tried to trim it. Method invocation failed because [System.Int64] does not contain a method named 'trim'. $Memory appears to be a system object and i might have to convert it
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:34
Thanks for the quick response and Appreciate it. I ran into below error when i tried to trim it. Method invocation failed because [System.Int64] does not contain a method named 'trim'. $Memory appears to be a system object and i might have to convert it
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:34
Please EDIT your question to contain the information I asked for in above comment. Eventually just use
$times = $memory.times etc.– LotPings
Jan 25 at 17:46
Please EDIT your question to contain the information I asked for in above comment. Eventually just use
$times = $memory.times etc.– LotPings
Jan 25 at 17:46
Sorry, i just noticed your question. that did the trick. thanks again
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:50
Sorry, i just noticed your question. that did the trick. thanks again
– Powershell user
Jan 25 at 17:50
To be of any use for followup readers you should elaborate how you solved the problem - otherwise better delete the question.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 18:56
To be of any use for followup readers you should elaborate how you solved the problem - otherwise better delete the question.
– LotPings
Jan 25 at 18:56
add a comment |
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How did you acquire
$memory? May be easier to get in a step earlier possibly withConvertFrom-JsonWhat does$memory.gettype()return?– LotPings
Jan 25 at 16:21