我有一堆xml文件,在每个文件中都可能有多个变种(不同的语言区域代码en-us,en-ca,en-gb等)我是PowerShell的新手,所以我很可能不了解几个概念。
我能够提取所有这些信息,但我无法以我想要的格式输出它。我尝试使用Out-File
并调查Export-Csv
,但我无法让它按照我的意愿行事。任何帮助将不胜感激。
这是我想要的格式(内容将被复制到Excel中)
File Path | ar-ae | ar-sa | cs-cz | da-dk
File 1 X X X
File 2 X X X X
File 3 X
所以基本上我想要一个表格,其中标题是文件路径和每个语言代码。然后,我想列出所有文件,并在文件中存在的每个区域设置下放置一个X.
这是我的代码
if (Test-Path ".\siteIA.txt") {
Clear-Content ".\siteIA.txt"
}
$locales = @(
"ar-ae"
"ar-sa"
"cs-cz"
"da-dk"
"de-at"
"de-ch"
"de-de"
"el-gr"
"en-au"
"en-ca"
"en-gb"
"en-hk"
"en-ie"
"en-in"
"en-nz"
"en-sg"
"en-us"
"en-za"
"es-ar"
"es-cl"
"es-co"
"es-es"
"es-mx"
"fi-fi"
"fr-be"
"fr-ca"
"fr-ch"
"fr-fr"
"he-il"
"hu-hu"
"it-it"
"ja-jp"
"ko-kr"
"nb-no"
"nl-be"
"nl-nl"
"pl-pl"
"pt-br"
"pt-pt"
"ru-ru"
"sk-sk"
"sv-se"
"tr-tr"
"zh-hk"
"zh-tw"
)
$locales = $locales | sort
$header = "Path`t" + $locales
Get-ChildItem C:\Users\tests *.xml -recurse |
% {
$outArray = @()
$file = [xml](Get-Content $_.fullname)
$path = $file.ExportedContentItem.path
$name = $file.ExportedContentItem.name
$availableLocales=@()
$out = $path + "/" + $name + "`t"
$file.ExportedContentItem.ContentItem.Variant | % {
$availableLocales += $_.variantCulture
}
$availableLocales = $availableLocales | sort
foreach ($locale in $locales){
if ($availableLocales -contains $locale){
$out = "X"
Add-Content ".\siteIA.txt" "X`t"
} else {
$out = ""
Add-Content ".\siteIA.txt" "`t"
}
}
Add-Content ".\siteIA.txt" "T"
Add-Content ".\siteIA.txt" "E"
Add-Content ".\siteIA.txt" "S"
}
答案 0 :(得分:1)
如果您想稍后将输出导入Excel,最好只创建一个TSV(制表符分隔值)文件。 Export-Csv
cmdlet可以为您执行此操作。
使用File Path
创建自定义对象并将locales作为属性,并将名称在Variant
节点中列出的所有属性设置为X
。然后使用制表符作为分隔符导出对象:
Get-ChildItem C:\Users\tests *.xml -recurse | % {
$contentItem = [xml](Get-Content $_.FullName).ExportedContentItem
$o = New-Object -Type PSObject -Property @{
'File Path' = Join-Path $contentItem.Path $contentItem.Name
'ar-ae' = ''
'ar-sa' = ''
...
'zh-hk' = ''
'zh-tw' = ''
}
$contentItem.ContentItem.Variant | % {
$o."$($_.variantCulture)" = "X"
}
$o
} | Export-Csv 'C:\path\to\output.txt' -NoType -Delimiter "`t"