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[the are an official Regex for this:](https://semver.org/#is-there-a-suggested-regular-expression-regex-to-check-a-semver-string)
great idea, aother idea is to use another parameterSets `Byfields`, and use` -FieldsSeparators` parameter. the two parameter is separated by `|` and its must include 2 filed like this `$test...
@BrucePay the range extension is powerfull and i hope it implemented. also select-string need -fieldsSeparators like in awk
@iRon7 `I think that regular expressions are to complicated by itself to be joined to a single string (what if "|" is part of my search pattern?).` the solution is...
@mklement0 hello, thanks for your precision. but the second example is a powershell-way and its much elegant and flexible than awk or sed , perhaps we can extented like: ```...
i found a solution: ``` PS C:\> [bigint][math]::Pow(2,256) 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639936 PS C:\> ``` but its not _fluent_ and not _easy_ as many many other languages
``` In PowerShell we can do: function gb { git branch @args } ``` and if someone add **gb** alias it shadow your **gb** function. dont work as expected.
try to execute Resolve-Path with -LiteralPath
So. You know that thing in PowerShell where you have small composable cmdlets ? And you put two or more together to get the result you want. It's value is...
_one should be able to write Command1 | command2 that's one of the founding principles of the language_ put two or more cmdlet together to get the result you want..its...