I have this command:
Write-Host "123`r456"
Output in stand-alone PowerShell:
456
Output in PowerShell ISE:
123456
Thanks.
I have this command: Write-Host 123`r456 Output in stand-alone PowerShell: 456 Output in PowerShell
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I have this command:
Write-Host "123`r456"
Output in stand-alone PowerShell:
456
Output in PowerShell ISE:
123456
Thanks.
The ISE doesn’t behave like a normal console in many ways. While you would expect the carriage return to reset the position to the first character of a line, and hence give the outout
456, the ISE does not work that way, so do not depend on that behaviour.This is one of the undocumented differences of ISE from the normal console. Documented ones are here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2009/04/17/differences-between-the-ise-and-powershell-console.aspx