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I’m using powershell v1.0 and having a problem terminating a ‘here string’, the console remains on >> unless I do a CTRL-C at which point I lose the variable:
$test = @"
>> a
>> multiline
>> string
>> "@
>>
How should I properly terminate a ‘here string’ in powershell v1.0?
I’ve also tried single quotes ‘@ to no avail.
It seems you have the @ on the wrong side of the quotation mark in your question. I’m able to just hit the return key a couple of times after the ending “@ and it ends.