PowerShell Basic Set Operations Projecting: Select-Object / select
Example
Projecting an enumeration allows you to extract specific members of each object, to extract all the details, or to compute values for each object
Synonyms:
Select-Object
select
Selecting a subset of the properties:
$dir = dir "C:\MyFolder"
$dir | Select-Object Name, FullName, Attributes
$dir | select Name, FullName, Attributes
| Name | FullName | Attributes |
|---|---|---|
| Images | C:\MyFolder\Images | Directory |
| data.txt | C:\MyFolder\data.txt | Archive |
| source.c | C:\MyFolder\source.c | Archive |
Selecting the first element, and show all its properties:
$d | select -first 1 *
| PSPath |
| PSParentPath |
| PSChildName |
| PSDrive |
| PSProvider |
| PSIsContainer |
| BaseName |
| Mode |
| Name |
| Parent |
| Exists |
| Root |
| FullName |
| Extension |
| CreationTime |
| CreationTimeUtc |
| LastAccessTime |
| LastAccessTimeUtc |
| LastWriteTime |
| LastWriteTimeUtc |
| Attributes |
