I would like to set a string with special chars in it ($ for example).
How can I save a string as a raw string?
$B = “A$$B” isnt saved as “A$$B”.
Thanks.
I would like to set a string with special chars in it ($ for
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I would like to set a string with special chars in it ($ for example).
How can I save a string as a raw string?
$B = “A$$B” isnt saved as “A$$B”.
Thanks.
If the string is in
'(single quotes) the variables ( like$x) are not expanded.Also, Powershell has
here-stringsmuch like verbatim strings in C#http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2006/07/15/variable-expansion-in-strings-and-herestrings.aspx