PowerShell find and replace using an array of strings-CodePudding

I'm wanting to comb through an LDIF file for 28 strings to replace. I have two arrays, one for the find, and another for the replace items.

The replace is working, but is then overwritten on the next iteration. I don't know how to keep the existing file intact and only change the row with the string needing replaced.


$find = @(  "Code=2092",
            "Code=3257",
            "Code=3044",
            "Code=3001"
)

$replace = @(
                "|(Code=2092)(Code=9191)(Code=9192)(Code=9193)(Code=9194)",
                "|(Code=3257)(Code=5581)(Code=5582)(Code=5583)(Code=5584)",
                "|(Code=3044)(Code=5591)(Code=5592)(Code=5593)(Code=5594)",
                "|(Code=3001)(Code=5601)(Code=5602)(Code=5603)(Code=5604)"
)

$filePath = 'C:\Users\tim\Codes\export.ldf'
$tempFilePath = 'C:\Users\tim\Codes\temp.ldf'

$i = $find.Length
Write-Output $i

for ($n = 0; $n -lt $i   1; $n  )
{ 
    (Get-Content -Path $filePath) | ForEach-Object {$_ -replace $find[$n], $replace[$n]} | Add-Content -Path $tempFilePath
    Write-Output $n
    Write-Output $i
}
Remove-Item -Path $filePath
Write-Output "Finished with Array"
Move-Item -Path $tempFilePath -Destination $filePath

A Sample input is:

#This LDIF file
version: 1


dn:cn=DG-C-10292-718200,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=718200)(Code=10292)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10325-764792,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Code=10325)(Reference=764792)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10400-519400,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=519400)(Code=10400)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10454-745581,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=745581)(Code=10454)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10547-115900,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=115900)(Code=10547)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10548-719708,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=719708)(Code=10548)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10548-719715,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=719715)(Code=10548)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10550-719700,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=719700)(Code=10550)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10572-719714,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=719714)(Code=10572)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10578-719700,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=719700)(Code=10578)(!(State=Stale)))

dn:cn=DG-C-10580-718600,OU=R,DC=ORG
changetype:add
QueryURL:ldap:///OU=Codes,DC=Org??one?(&(Reference=718600)(Code=10580)(!(State=Stale)))

CodePudding user response：

I was thinking of something like this, but not 100% sure if that's what you want

Get-Content $filePath  | foreach {
    for ($i = 0; $i -lt $find.Count; $i  ) {
        if ($_.Contains($find[$i])) {
            return $_.Replace($find[$i], $replace[$i])
        }
    }
    $_
} | Set-Content $tempFilePath

CodePudding user response：

# Construct a hashtable that maps the search terms
# to their replacements.
$replacementMap = @{
  'Code=2092' = '|(Code=2092)(Code=9191)(Code=9192)(Code=9193)(Code=9194)'
  'Code=3257' = '|(Code=3257)(Code=5581)(Code=5582)(Code=5583)(Code=5584)'
  'Code=3044' = '|(Code=3044)(Code=5591)(Code=5592)(Code=5593)(Code=5594)'
  'Code=3001' = '|(Code=3001)(Code=5601)(Code=5602)(Code=5603)(Code=5604)'
}

# Read the input file as a single string (thanks to -Raw),
# construct a regex that matches any of the keys (search terms),
# and use a script block to replace each match with the corresponding
# replacement string.
[regex]::Replace(
  (Get-Content -Raw $filePath),
  ($replacementMap.Keys -join '|'),
  { param($match) $replacementMap[$match.Value] }
)

The above makes use of the [regex]::Replace() method, which is required to make the solution work in Windows PowerShell.

Note that PowerShell (Core) 7 now offers using script blocks as the substitution operand directly with the -replace operator, which allows simplifying the solution to (the match at hand is implicitly available via the automatic $_ variable):

(Get-Content -Raw $filePath) -replace ($replacementMap.Keys -join '|'),
                                      { $replacementMap[$_.Value] }