Public/Write-PSObject.ps1
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Function Write-PSObject { <# .SYNOPSIS Display the input PSObject(s)/Object(s) as formatted table with defined fore/back colors for headers row and/or body rows and/or columns values based on specified conditions or criteria. .DESCRIPTION Display the input PSObject(s)/Object(s) with formatted defined colors with three ways which could be combined together. The first way is to format the whole table to write the Odd lines with a specific fore/back colors, and the even with deferent ones. The second way is to write a specific column's value or the whole line based on a condition or more for the output values. The third way is to write a separator line between each two lines which could be blank line, or any other values with our without specified fore/back color. .EXAMPLE #In this example, the output lines will be colored with "Yellow" forecolor and "Blue" backcolor if any value inside that line exactly equals to "False" for any property. Write-PSObject -PSObject $psObjects -MatchMethod Exact -Column "*" -Value $False -RowForeColor Yellow -RowBackColor Blue; .EXAMPLE #In this example, the output lines will be colored with "Red" forecolor if any value inside that line exactly equals to "False" for any property. Write-PSObject -PSObject $psObjects -MatchMethod Exact -Column "*" -Value $False -RowForeColor Red; .PARAMETER Object Alias: O, I Data Type: Object Mandatory: True Description: The input PSOject(s) to display with formatted colors. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: N/A. .PARAMETER MatchMethod Alias: MM, M Data Type: String[] Mandatory: False Description: The array of values validations way which must be provided with one of the three valid set "Exact", "Match" or "Query". Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: If this parameter not provided, the conditional formatting will not be functional and all the tailed parameters will be ignored. This must be tailed with the following parameters to be functional: "Column", "Value" and one or more of the following parameters: "ValueForeColor", "ValueBackColor", "RowForeColor" and/or "RowBackColor". .PARAMETER FormatTableColor Alias: FTC, FT, F Data Type: Switch Mandatory: False Description: If specified, lines will be formatted with specified fore/back colors based on the sequence. User can define specific fore or/and back color for odd lines in sequence, and different fore or/and back colors for even lines. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: User needs to use one or more of the following parameters with this switch in order to make it functional: "OddLineForeColor", "OddLineBackColor", "EvenLineForeColor" and/or "EvenLineBackColor" .PARAMETER Column Alias: C, Col Data Type: String[] Mandatory: False Description: The list of the names of columns/properties which hold the value(s) to be validated to apply the table formatting. Example(s): N/A Default Value: * Notes: This parameter can provided as one string or array of them which must match the same count of the "Value" parameter or the script will be terminated (If the "$IgnoreErrors" switch is provided, the function will not be terminated, but the formatting will not be functional). If the parameter "MatchMethod" is not provided, this column and all the other relative ones will be ignored and the whole conditional formatting will not be functional. The "*" is referring to all the columns/properties within the table/PSObject(s). If the "*" is provided as a name of column/property, that means the same condition defined by the "MatchMethod" and "Value" parameters will be applied on all the columns/properties. For example, you can just mention "*" as column/property name to color all the "False" values for any column/property with forecolor "Red" and/or backcolor "Black". .PARAMETER Value Alias: V Data Type: String[] Mandatory: False Description: The value validation way which must be matching with one of the following three valid set provided by the parameter "MatchMethod" (all case insensitive): 1. Exact ---» The provided value must match exactly with the inputs. Ex1: -Value "True" Ex2: -Value $True Ex3: -Value 4 Ex4: -Value "Ahmad", 4, "True", $False 2. Match ---» The provided value must match with part of the inputs. Ex1: "Ahmad" Ex2: -Value "Ah" Ex3: -Value "ma" Ex4: -Value "ad" Ex5: -Value "X", "C123", "A" 3. Query ---» The provided value must match with the provided query which could contains various conditions on the same column. Ex1: -Value "'Up Time' -Like '00 Days*'" Ex2: -Value "'CPU' -gt 90 -and CPU -le 95'" Ex3: -Value "'Name' -Match 'C3' -and 'Name' -Notmatch 'C34'" Ex4: -Value "'Name' -Match 'C3' -and 'Name' -Notmatch 'C34'", "'Up Time' -Like '00 Days*'" Ex5: -Value "'Name' -Match 'Ahmad' -and 'Address' -Notmatch 'Central Park'", "'Up Time' -Like '00 Days*'" Please note that, column/property name must be put as it is between two single quotations, and the whole condition/query between two double quotations. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This must be tailed with the following parameters to be functional: "Column", "Value" and one or more of the following parameters: "ValueForeColor", "ValueBackColor", "RowForeColor" and/or "RowBackColor". This parameter can provided as one string value or array of them which must match the same count of the "Column" parameter or the script will be terminated (If the "$IgnoreErrors" switch is provided, the function will not be terminated, but the formatting will not be functional). If the parameter "MatchMethod" is not provided, this column and all the other relative ones will be ignored and the whole conditional formatting will not be functional. .PARAMETER FormatTableColor Alias: FTC, FT, F Data Type: Switch Mandatory: False Description: If specified, lines will be formatted with specified fore/back colors based on the sequence. User can define specific fore or/and back color for odd lines in sequence, and different fore or/and back colors for even lines. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: User needs to use one ore more of the following parameters with this switch in order to make it functional: "OddLineForeColor", "OddLineBackColor", "EvenLineForeColor" and/or "EvenLineBackColor" .PARAMETER ValueForeColor Alias: VFC Data Type: ConsoleColor[] Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the values that match the specified condition. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is function only when the following parameters are provided "MatchMethod" “Column” and “Value”. .PARAMETER ValueBackColor Alias: VBC Data Type: ConsoleColor[] Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the values that match the specified condition. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is function only when the following parameters are provided "MatchMethod" “Column” and “Value”. .PARAMETER RowForeColor Alias: RFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the whole line/row that when of its values match the specified condition(s). With another meaning, if no values inside that row/line (single PSObject) matches any provided condition, this parameter will be ignored. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: Null Notes: This parameter is function only when the "MatchMethod" parameter is provided. If the "ValueForeColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). The "FlagsForeColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER RowBackColor Alias: RBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the whole line/row that any of its values match the specified condition(s). With another meaning, if no values inside that row/line (single PSObject) matches any provided condition, this parameter will be ignored. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: Null Notes: This parameter is function only when the "MatchMethod" parameter is provided. If the "ValueBackColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). The "FlagsBackColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER OddLineForeColor Alias: OLFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the whole line/row that with an odd sequence of the whole rows starting from the first row of values. Example, you can provide that parameter with the forecolor of the rows number 1, 3, 5, 7, etc. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default forecolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is function only when the "FormatTableColor" parameter is provided. It can work with or without the other relative odd/even fore/back colors. If the "ValueForeColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowForeColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). The "FlagsForeColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER OddLineBackColor Alias: OLBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the whole line/row that with an odd sequence of the whole rows starting from the first row of values. Example, you can provide that parameter with the backcolor of the rows number 1, 3, 5, 7, etc. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default backcolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is function only when the "FormatTableColor" parameter is provided. It can work with or without the other relative odd/even fore/back colors. If the "ValueBackColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowBackColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). The "FlagsBackColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER EvenLineForeColor Alias: ELFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the whole line/row that with an even sequence of the whole rows starting from the second row of values. Example, you can provide that parameter with the forecolor of the rows number 2, 4, 6, 8, etc. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default forecolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is function only when the "FormatTableColor" parameter is provided. It can work with or without the other relative odd/even fore/back colors. If the "ValueForeColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowForeColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). The "FlagsForeColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER EvenLineBackColor Alias: ELBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the whole line/row that with an odd sequence of the whole rows starting from the second row of values. Example, you can provide that parameter with the backcolor of the rows number 2, 4, 6, 8, etc. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default backcolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is function only when the "FormatTableColor" parameter is provided. It can work with or without the other relative odd/even fore/back colors. If the "ValueBackColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowBackColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). The "FlagsBackColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER HeadersForeColor Alias: HFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the whole two headers lines/rows. The first header row/line which describes the names of the columns/properties. While, the second header row/line is the underlines dashes characters which separate the header names than the rows' values. Example, When get the results of the function "Get-ChildItem -Path C:\ | FT -Al;", the output would be something like the following: Mode LastWriteTime Length Name # First header line. ---- ------------- ------ ---- # Second header line. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default forecolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. .PARAMETER HeadersBackColor Alias: HBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the whole two headers lines/rows. The first header row/line which describes the names of the columns/properties. While, the second header row/line is the underlines dashes characters which separate the header names than the rows' values. Example, When get the results of the function "Get-ChildItem -Path C:\ | FT -Al;", the output would be something like the following: Mode LastWriteTime Length Name # First header line. ---- ------------- ------ ---- # Second header line. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default backcolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. .PARAMETER BodyForeColor Alias: BFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the whole lines/rows values. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default forecolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. If the "ValueForeColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowForeColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "OddLineForeColor" and /or "EvenLineForeColor" parameter(s) are provided, they would override it. The "FlagsForeColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER BodyBackColor Alias: BBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the whole lines/rows values. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default backcolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. If the "ValueBackColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowBackColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "OddLineBackColor" and /or "EvenLineBackColor" parameter(s) are provided, they would override it. The "FlagsBackColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER ColoredColumns Alias: CC Data Type: String[] Mandatory: False Description: Define the columns/properties to have their values colored without conditions. Example(s): "CPU", "Memory", "SN" Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. .PARAMETER ColumnForeColor Alias: CFC Data Type: ConsoleColor[] Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of values the specified "ColoredColumns". Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is function only when the "ColoredColumns" parameter is provided. If the "ValueForeColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowForeColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "OddLineForeColor" and /or "EvenLineForeColor" parameter(s) are provided, they would override it. The "FlagsForeColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER ColumnBackColor Alias: CBC Data Type: ConsoleColor[] Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the whole lines/rows values. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is function only when the "ColoredColumns" parameter is provided. If the "ValueBackColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "RowBackColor" is provided, it could override the color of the whole line/row, if they match with specific provided condition(s). If the "OddLineBackColor" and /or "EvenLineBackColor" parameter(s) are provided, they would override it. The "FlagsBackColor" of the flagged columns would override it. .PARAMETER FlagColumns Alias: FC Data Type: String[] Mandatory: False Description: Define the columns/properties to have their values colored when any of the specified values match the specified condition(s). Example(s): "CPU", "Memory", "SN" Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is function only when the following parameters are provided "MatchMethod" “Column” and “Value”. .PARAMETER FlagsForeColor Alias: FFC Data Type: ConsoleColor[] Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the flagged columns/properties. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is function only when the ""MatchMethod" “Column”, “Value” and "FlagColumns" parameters are provided. If the "ValueForeColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). This would override the colors specified by the "RowBackColor", "OddLineFBackColor" and/or the "EvenLineBackColor" parameters. .PARAMETER FlagsBackColor Alias: FBC Data Type: ConsoleColor[] Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the whole lines/rows values. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is function only when the ""MatchMethod" “Column”, “Value” and "FlagColumns" parameters are provided. If the "ValueBackColor" is provided, it could override the colors of the matched properties values, if they match with specific provided condition(s). This would override the colors specified by the "RowForeColor", "OddLineForeColor" and/or the "EvenLineForeColor" parameters. .PARAMETER InjectRowsSeparator Alias: IRS Data Type: Switch Mandatory: False Description: If specified, new lines would be injected between body rows/lines. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: By default the new line separator would be just new line with null data as the default value of the "RowsSeparator" parameter is $null. .PARAMETER RowsSeparator Alias: RS Data Type: String Mandatory: False Description: Define the shape of the separator line/row between body rows/lines. The value could be one character such as "-", "==", etc, or mixed ones and the line would be trimmed by the maximum length of the body rows. Example(s): "-", ".", "=", "|", "#", " ", etc. Default Value: $null Notes: This parameter is function only when the "InjectRowsSeparator" parameter is provided. If not specified, the new line separator would be just new line with null data. .PARAMETER RowsSeparatorForeColor Alias: RSFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the separator rows/lines. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default forecolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is function only when the "InjectRowsSeparator" and "RowsSeparator" parameters are provided. .PARAMETER RowsSeparatorBackColor Alias: RSBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the separator rows/lines. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default backcolor of the host. Notes: This parameter is function only when the "InjectRowsSeparator" and "RowsSeparator" parameters are provided. .PARAMETER RemoveHeadersSeparator Alias: RHS Data Type: Switch Mandatory: False Description: Neglect displaying the second header line "----" (the separator line between headers (columns/properties) names and the body rows/values.). With another meaning, the values rows/lines would be printed directly after the columns/properties names line/row. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter will not be functional if "BodyOnly" parameter is specified. .PARAMETER HeadersSeparator Alias: HS Data Type: String Mandatory: False Description: Define the shape of the separator header separator line "----" between the columns names and body rows. The value could be one character such as ".", "==", etc, or mixed ones and the line would be trimmed by the maximum length of the body rows. Example(s): ".", "=", "|", "#", " ", etc. Default Value: "-" Notes: This parameter will not be functional if any of the two parameters "BodyOnly" or "RemoveHeadersSeparator" is specified. .PARAMETER HeadersSeparatorForeColor Alias: HSFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the forecolor of the separator header separator line "----" between the columns names and body rows. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default forecolor of the host. Notes: This parameter will not be functional if any of the two parameters "BodyOnly" or "RemoveHeadersSeparator" is specified. .PARAMETER HeadersSeparatorBackColor Alias: HSBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Used to define the backcolor of the separator header separator line "----" between the columns names and body rows. Example(s): Red, Black, Blue, White, etc. Default Value: The default backcolor of the host. Notes: This parameter will not be functional if any of the two parameters "BodyOnly" or "RemoveHeadersSeparator" is specified. .PARAMETER BodyOnly Alias: BO Data Type: Switch Mandatory: False Description: If specified, only the body rows (values lines) will be displayed, and, the two headers lines will not be displayed. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. .PARAMETER HeadersOnly Alias: HO Data Type: Switch Mandatory: False Description: If specified, only the two headers lines will be displayed, and, the body rows (values lines) will not be displayed. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. .PARAMETER IgnoreErrors Alias: IE Data Type: Switch Mandatory: False Description: It would try to suppress and error/exception could be raised due to missing or non matched parameters and continue displaying the rows. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. If one of the provided conditions which is provided by the combination of the properties "MatchMethod", "Column", "Value" and/or "FlagColumns" and/or their relative properties was not well provided, or mismatching, the "MatchMethod" property would be ignored and the conditional formatting will not be functional. .PARAMETER HostWindowWidth Alias: HWW Data Type: UInt16 Mandatory: False Description: Resize the host PowerShell window with a new specified width before presenting the data. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. It would also resize the buffer width size with the same specified value if the current value is less than the new specified window width. .PARAMETER HostWindowHeight Alias: HWH Data Type: UInt16 Mandatory: False Description: Resize the host PowerShell window with a new specified height before presenting the data. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. It would also resize the buffer height size with the same specified height if the current value is less than the new specified window height. .PARAMETER HostWindowForeColor Alias: HWFC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Override the current forecolor of the host PowerShell with a new specified one before presenting the data. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. .PARAMETER HostWindowBackColor Alias: HWBC Data Type: ConsoleColor Mandatory: False Description: Override the current background color of the host PowerShell with a new specified one before presenting the data. Example(s): N/A Default Value: N/A Notes: This parameter is not dependent on any other parameters or conditions. #> [CmdletBinding()] [OutputType("Void")] Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $True, Position = 0, ValueFromPipeline = $True, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $True)][Alias("O", "I")][Object]$Object, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 1)][Alias("MM", "M")] [String[]][ValidateSet("Exact", "Match", "Query")]$MatchMethod, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 2)][Alias("FTC", "FT", "F")] [Switch]$FormatTableColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 3)][Alias("C")] [String[]]$Column = "*", [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 4)][Alias("V")] [String[]]$Value, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 5)][Alias("VFC")][ConsoleColor[]]$ValueForeColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 6)][Alias("VBC")][ConsoleColor[]]$ValueBackColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 7)][Alias("RFC")][ConsoleColor]$RowForeColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 8)][Alias("RBC")] [ConsoleColor]$RowBackColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 9)][Alias("OLFC")] [ConsoleColor]$OddRowForeColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 10)][Alias("OLBC")] [ConsoleColor]$OddRowBackColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.BackgroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 11)][Alias("ELFC")] [ConsoleColor]$EvenRowForeColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 12)][Alias("ELBC")] [ConsoleColor]$EvenRowBackColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.BackgroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 13)][Alias("HFC")] [ConsoleColor]$HeadersForeColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 14)][Alias("HBC")] [ConsoleColor]$HeadersBackColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.BackgroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 15)][Alias("BFC")] [ConsoleColor]$BodyForeColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 16)][Alias("BBC")] [ConsoleColor]$BodyBackColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.BackgroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 17)][Alias("CC")] [String[]]$ColoredColumns, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 18)][Alias("CFC")] [ConsoleColor[]]$ColumnForeColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 19)][Alias("CBC")] [ConsoleColor[]]$ColumnBackColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 20)][Alias("FC")] [String[]]$FlagColumns, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 21)][Alias("FFC")] [ConsoleColor[]]$FlagsForeColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 22)][Alias("FBC")] [ConsoleColor[]]$FlagsBackColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 23)][Alias("IRS")] [Switch]$InjectRowsSeparator, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 24)][Alias("RS")] [String]$RowsSeparator = $null, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 25)][Alias("RSFC")] [ConsoleColor]$RowsSeparatorForeColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 26)][Alias("RSBC")] [ConsoleColor]$RowsSeparatorBackColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.BackgroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 27)][Alias("RHS")] [Switch]$RemoveHeadersSeparator, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 28)][Alias("HS")] [String]$HeadersSeparator = "-", [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 29)][Alias("HSFC")] [ConsoleColor]$HeadersSeparatorForeColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 30)][Alias("HSBC")] [ConsoleColor]$HeadersSeparatorBackColor = (Get-Host).UI.RawUI.BackgroundColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 31)][Alias("BO")] [Switch]$BodyOnly, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 32)][Alias("HO")] [Switch]$HeadersOnly, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 33)][Alias("IE")] [Switch]$IgnoreErrors, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 34)][Alias("HWW")] [UInt16]$HostWindowWidth, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 35)][Alias("HWH")] [UInt16]$HostWindowHeight, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 36)][Alias("HWFC")] [ConsoleColor]$HostWindowForeColor, [Parameter(Mandatory = $False, Position = 37)][Alias("HWBC")] [ConsoleColor]$HostWindowBackColor ) If (($HostWindowWidth -And $HostWindowWidth -ne 0) -Or ($HostWindowHeight -And $HostWindowHeight -ne 0) -OR $HostWindowForeColor -ne $null -Or $HostWindowBackColor -ne $null) { Try { $psHost = Get-Host; $psWindow = $psHost.UI.RawUI; If ($HostWindowForeColor -ne $null -Or $HostWindowBackColor -ne $null) { If ($HostWindowBackColor -ne $null) { $psWindow.BackgroundColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $RowBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $OddRowBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $EvenRowBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $HeadersBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $BodyBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $ColumnBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $FlagsBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $RowsSeparatorBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; $HeadersSeparatorBackColor = $HostWindowBackColor; } If ($HostWindowForeColor -ne $null) { $psWindow.ForegroundColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $RowForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $OddRowForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $EvenRowForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $HeadersForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $BodyForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $ColumnForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $FlagsForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $RowsSeparatorForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; $HeadersSeparatorForeColor = $HostWindowForeColor; } } $newBufferSize = $psWindow.BufferSize; If ($HostWindowHeight -ne $null -And $HostWindowHeight -ne 0) { If ($newBufferSize.Height -lt $HostWindowHeight) { $newBufferSize.Height = $HostWindowHeight; } } If ($HostWindowWidth -ne $null -And $HostWindowWidth -ne 0) { If ($newBufferSize.Width -lt $HostWindowWidth) { $newBufferSize.Width = $HostWindowWidth; } } $psWindow.BufferSize = $newBufferSize; $newSize = $psWindow.WindowSize; If ($HostWindowHeight -ne $null -And $HostWindowHeight -ne 0) { $newSize.Height = $HostWindowHeight; } If ($HostWindowWidth -ne $null -And $HostWindowWidth -ne 0) { $newSize.Width = $HostWindowWidth; } If (($HostWindowWidth -ne $null -And $HostWindowWidth -ne 0) -Or ($HostWindowHeight -ne $null -And $HostWindowHeight -ne 0)) { $psWindow.WindowSize = $newSize; } } Catch { } } $lines = (($input | Format-Table -A | Out-String) -replace "`r", "" -split "`n") | Where-Object { $_.Trim() -ne "" }; If (!($lines)) { $lines = (($Object | Format-Table -A | Out-String) -replace "`r", "" -split "`n") | Where-Object { $_.Trim() -ne "" }; } else { $Object = $input; } If (!($lines) -Or $lines.Length -eq 0) { Return; } If ($MatchMethod) { If (($Column.Count -ne $Value.Count)) { If ($IgnoreErrors) { $MatchMethod = $False; } else { Write-Host "The count of the input columns seems not matching with the count of the input values or values' forecolors."; Return; } } If ($MatchMethod.Count -lt $Column.Count) { $MatchMethod = @($MatchMethod[0]) * $Column.Count; } } else { $Column = @(); $FlagColumns = @(); } #region Set Default Colors #region Defaults #endregion Defaults #region Match Method If ($RowForeColor -eq -1) { $RowForeColor = $BodyForeColor; } If ($RowBackColor -eq -1) { $RowBackColor = $BodyBackColor; } #endregion Match Method #region Flag Columns If ($FlagColumns.Count -gt 0) { If ($FlagColumns.Count -gt $FlagsForeColor.Count -and $FlagsForeColor.Count -ne 0) { $FlagsForeColor = @($FlagsForeColor[0]) * $FlagColumns.Count; } If ($FlagColumns.Count -gt $FlagsBackColor.Count -and $FlagsBackColor.Count -ne 0) { $FlagsBackColor = @($FlagsBackColor[0]) * $FlagColumns.Count; } } If ($ColoredColumns.Count -gt 0) { If ($ColoredColumns.Count -gt $ColumnForeColor.Count -and $ColumnForeColor.Count -ne 0) { $ColumnForeColor = @($ColumnForeColor[0]) * $ColoredColumns.Count; } If ($ColoredColumns.Count -gt $ColumnBackColor.Count -and $ColumnBackColor.Count -ne 0) { $ColumnBackColor = @($ColumnBackColor[0]) * $ColoredColumns.Count; } } #endregion Flag Columns #endregion Set Default Colors $l = 0; Foreach ($line in $lines) { $l++; If ($l -le 2) { If ($l -eq 2 -And ($MatchMethod -Or $ColoredColumns)) { $headerLine = $line; $header = $lines[0]; [String[]]$headerLines = $headerLine -split " " | Where-Object { $_.Trim() -ne "" } | ForEach-Object { $_.Trim("`t").Trim(); }; $colCount = $headerLines.Count; $columns = @($null) * $colCount; [Int[]] $headersPos = @(0) * $colCount; [Int[]] $headersLen = @(0) * $colCount; $pos = 0; $i = 0; $headersPos[$i] = 0; $columns[$i] = $header.Substring($pos, $headerLines[$i].Length); $col = $Columns[$i]; $headersLen[$i] = $object | Select-Object $col, @{Name = "Len"; Expression = { $_.$col.ToString().Length } } | Sort-Object Len -Descending | Select-Object Len -First 1 -ExpandProperty Len; If ($headerLines[$i].Length -gt $headersLen[$i]) { $headersLen[$i] = $headerLines[$i].Length; } While ($pos -ne -1) { $i++; $pos = $headerLine.IndexOf(" -", $pos + 1, [System.StringComparison]::InvariantCultureIgnoreCase); If ($pos -eq -1) { Break; } $columns[$i] = $header.Substring($pos + 1, $headerLines[$i].Length); $col = $Columns[$i]; $colLen = $object | Select-Object $col, @{Name = "Len"; Expression = { $_.$col.ToString().Length } } | Sort-Object Len -Descending | Select-Object Len -First 1 -ExpandProperty Len; If ($col.Length -gt $colLen) { $colLen = $col.Length; } $headersLen[$i] = $colLen; $headersPos[$i] = $headersPos[$i - 1] + $headersLen[$i - 1] + 1; } } If ($l -eq 2 -And $RemoveHeadersSeparator) { Continue; } If (!($BodyOnly)) { $hfc = $HeadersForeColor; $hbc = $HeadersBackColor; If ($l -eq 2) { If ($HeadersSeparator -ne "-") { If (!($HeadersSeparator)) { $line = $null; } else { $line = $line.Replace("-", $HeadersSeparator); $line = $line.Substring(0, $lines[0].Length); } $hfc = $HeadersSeparatorForeColor; $hbc = $HeadersSeparatorBackColor; } } Write-Line -Object $line -ForegroundColor $hfc -BackgroundColor $hbc; } If ($l -eq 2) { If ($HeadersOnly) { Return; } } Continue; } elseIf ($l -gt 2 -And ($MatchMethod -Or $ColoredColumns)) { $oLine = $object[$l - 3]; $values = @($null) * $colCount; For ($i = 0; $i -lt $colCount; $i++) { $col = $Columns[$i]; $values[$i] = $oLine | Select-Object -ExpandProperty $col; } } If ($FormatTableColor) { If ($l % 2 -eq 0) { $BodyForeColor = $EvenRowForeColor; $BodyBackColor = $EvenRowBackColor; } else { $BodyForeColor = $OddRowForeColor; $BodyBackColor = $OddRowBackColor; } } $fc = @($BodyForeColor) * $colCount; $bc = @($BodyBackColor) * $colCount; If ($ColoredColumns) { For ($j = 0; $j -lt $columns.Count; $j++) { If ($ColoredColumns -contains $columns[$j]) { $fColIndex = [System.Array]::IndexOf(($ColoredColumns | ForEach-Object { $_.ToLower() }), $columns[$j].ToLower()); If ($fColIndex -lt $ColumnForeColor.Count) { $fc[$j] = $ColumnForeColor[$fColIndex]; } If ($fColIndex -lt $ColumnBackColor.Count) { $bc[$j] = $ColumnBackColor[$fColIndex]; } } } } If ($MatchMethod -Or $ColoredColumns) { $matchCond = $false; $matchCondGroup = @($false) * $Column.Count; $matchColumnFlag = @($false) * $columns.Count; For ($i = 0; $i -lt $columns.Count; $i++) { For ($j = 0; $j -lt $Column.Count; $j++) { $colPos = $null; $colVal = $null; $col = $Column[$j]; $val = $Value[$j]; If ($col -eq $columns[$i] -Or $col -eq "*") { $colPos = $i; $colVal = $values[$i]; $query = $null; $r = $null; Switch ($MatchMethod[$j]) { "Exact" { $query = """$colVal"" -eq ""$val""" }; "Match" { $query = """$colVal"" -match ""$val""" }; "Query" { For ($c = 0; $c -lt $columns.Count; $c++) { $colC = $Columns[$c]; $valC = $values[$c]; [double]$valCNum = New-Object System.Double; $isNum = [double]::TryParse($valC, [ref] $valCNum); if ($isNum) { $val = $val -replace "'$colC'" , "$valC"; } else { $val = $val -replace "'$colC'" , "'$valC'"; } $query = $val; } }; } $r = Invoke-Expression $query; If ($r) { $matchCond = $true; If ($null -ne $ValueForeColor -and $ValueForeColor.Count -gt $j) { $fColor = $ValueForeColor[$j] } elseIf ($RowForeColor) { $fColor = $RowForeColor; } else { $fColor = $BodyForeColor; } If ($null -ne $ValueBackColor -and $ValueBackColor.Count -gt $j) { $bColor = $ValueBackColor[$j] } elseIf ($RowBackColor) { $bColor = $RowBackColor; } else { $bColor = $BodyBackColor; } $fc[$i] = $fColor; $bc[$i] = $bColor; $matchCondGroup[$j] = $True; $matchColumnFlag[$i] = $True; If ($null -ne $FlagColumns -and $FlagColumns.Count -gt $j -and $null -ne $FlagColumns[$j] -and $FlagColumns[$j].Trim() -ne "") { [String[]]$fColumnsSplit = @(); $fColumnsSplit = $FlagColumns[$j] -split "," | Where-Object { $_.Trim() -ne "" } | ForEach-Object { $_.Trim("").Trim("'"); }; Foreach ($fcs in $fColumnsSplit) { $fColIndex = [System.Array]::IndexOf(($columns | ForEach-Object { $_.ToLower() }), $fcs.ToLower()); If ($fColIndex -ne -1) { If ($j -lt $FlagsForeColor.Count) { $matchColumnFlag[$fColIndex] = $True; $fc[$fColIndex] = $FlagsForeColor[$j]; } If ($j -lt $FlagsBackColor.Count) { $matchColumnFlag[$fColIndex] = $True; $bc[$fColIndex] = $FlagsBackColor[$j]; } } } } } } } } For ($j = 0; $j -lt $columns.Count; $j++) { $foreColor = $fc[$j]; $backColor = $bc[$j]; If ($matchCond) { If (!($matchColumnFlag[$j])) { If ($null -ne $RowForeColor) { $foreColor = $RowForeColor; } If ($null -ne $RowBackColor) { $backColor = $RowBackColor; } } } If ($j -eq 0) { $vPos = $headersPos[$j]; $vLen = $headersLen[$j]; } else { If ($null -ne $RowBackColor -and $matchCond) { Write-Line " " -NoNewline -BackgroundColor $RowBackColor; } else { Write-Line " " -NoNewline -BackgroundColor $BodyBackColor; } $vPos = $headersPos[$j]; $vLen = $headersLen[$j]; } if ($j -eq $headersLen.Length -1) { $valueText = $line.SubString($vPos); } else { $valueText = $line.SubString($vPos, $vLen); } Write-Line -Object $valueText -NoNewline -ForegroundColor $foreColor -BackgroundColor $backColor; If ($j -eq $columns.Count - 1) { Write-Host; } } } ElseIf (!($HeadersOnly)) { Write-Line -ForegroundColor $BodyForeColor -BackgroundColor $BodyBackColor $line; } If ($l -ne ($lines.Length)) { If ($InjectRowsSeparator) { If (!$RowsSeparator) { $RowsSeparator = " "; } $RowsSeparatorLine = $RowsSeparator * $line.Length; $RowsSeparatorLine = $RowsSeparatorLine.Substring(0, $line.Length); Write-Line -Object $RowsSeparatorLine -ForegroundColor $RowsSeparatorForeColor -BackgroundColor $RowsSeparatorBackColor; } } } } |