I have a PowerShell script that starts a process:
$pythodDir, $argsOriginalList = $args
$pythonExePath = Join-Path $pythodDir "python.exe"
$argsList = @("--no-render") $argsOriginalList
Start-Process -FilePath $pythonExePath -ArgumentList $argsList
I wish to see the full command line of the Start-Process
for example:
C:\python\python.exe --no-render --arg1 value
I didn't find a flag to render the full command that Start-Process
creates. Is there any way to verbose it?
CodePudding user response:
You can get the command line by grabbing two properties from the ProcessInfo
of the process you started:
# Capture the process object using -PassThru
$p = Start-Process -FilePath $pythonExePath -ArgumentList $argsList -PassThru
# Output the command line
($p.StartInfo.FileName,$p.StartInfo.Arguments) -join ' '
For example:
$p = Start-Process -FilePath 'Notepad.exe' -ArgumentList 'c:\folder\file.txt' -PassThru
($p.StartInfo.FileName,$p.StartInfo.Arguments) -join ' '
C:\WINDOWS\system32\notepad.exe C:\folder\file.txt