I'm trying to find a way to pass variables from one ps script to another. In cmd there was the call command, where an other script (batch file) could be called and the called batch file would use the variables from the initial script. It could write variables as well, that could be used later on again by the main script.
Is it possible, to do this in powershell scripting as well? How can I pass variables through (both ways) between a parent.ps1 and a child.ps1?
How do I pass variable(s) from one script to another
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Re: How do I pass variable(s) from one script to another
All variables visible to the parent script are also visible in the child. They are "in scope".
You can explicitly pass arguments to parameters of a called script.
Start by reading a book or taking an online tutorial on PowerShell and all of this will become clear. You will not be able to guess your way to understanding scripting.
Also see:
help about_variables
help about_scripts
You can explicitly pass arguments to parameters of a called script.
Start by reading a book or taking an online tutorial on PowerShell and all of this will become clear. You will not be able to guess your way to understanding scripting.
Also see:
help about_variables
help about_scripts