Public/Get-specNewTargetPath.ps1
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function Get-specNewTargetPath { <# .SYNOPSIS Replaces known placeholders in a target path with provided values. .DESCRIPTION This function takes a string representing a target path and replaces specific placeholder values (e.g., <EPOS>, <VFIELDS>, <STORENAME>) with the corresponding values passed as parameters. .PARAMETER TargetPath The string containing the target path with placeholders that need to be replaced. Placeholders include <EPOS>, <VFIELDS>, and <STORENAME>. .PARAMETER EPOS The value to replace the <EPOS> placeholder in the target path. .PARAMETER VFIELDS The value to replace the <VFIELDS> placeholder in the target path. .PARAMETER STORENAME The value to replace the <STORENAME> placeholder in the target path. .EXAMPLE Get-specNewTargetPath -TargetPath "C:\Path\<EPOS>\<VFIELDS>\<STORENAME>" ` -EPOS "9000" ` -VFIELDS "FieldData" ` -STORENAME "Store1" This will return the string `C:\Path\9000\FieldData\Store1` by replacing the placeholders with the corresponding values provided. .NOTES Author: owen.heaume Version: 1.0 - Intital release #> param ( [string]$TargetPath, [string]$EPOS, [string]$VFIELDS, [String]$STORENAME ) # Replace all known placeholders $newTargetPath = $TargetPath -replace '<EPOS>', $EPOS ` -replace '<VFIELDS>', $VFIELDS ` -replace '<STORENAME>', $STORENAME return $newTargetPath } |