Powershell: Launch multiple script in parallel and check exit code for each.

This is the complete code:

$p1 = [System.Diagnostics.Process]::Start("Powershell.exe", ".\Desktop\script1.ps1")
$p2 = [System.Diagnostics.Process]::Start("Powershell.exe", ".\Desktop\script2.ps1")
$p3 = [System.Diagnostics.Process]::Start("Powershell.exe", ".\Desktop\script3.ps1")

$procList = @{}
$procList.Add("process1", $p1)
$procList.Add("process2", $p2)
$procList.Add("process3", $p3)

$skipCheckProc = @()

while(($p1.HasExited -and $p2.HasExited -and $p3.HasExited) -eq $false)
{
	Echo "Sleep 2 seconds..."
	Start-Sleep -Seconds 2

	foreach ($pName in $procList.Keys)
	{
		if ($skipCheckProc -contains $pName)
		{
			continue;
		}

		$proc = $procList.$pName
	
		if ($proc.HasExited -eq $true)
		{
			Echo ("$pName exited with code " + $proc.ExitCode)
			$skipCheckProc += $pName # no need check this process once it exits.
		}
		else
		{
			Echo ("$pName still running...")
		}
	}
}

Echo "All done."

foreach ($pName in $procList.Keys)
{
	Echo ("$pName exit code is [{0}]" -f $procList.$pName.ExitCode)
}

In above code, the demo script1/script2/script3 can be as follows:

script1

start-sleep -seconds 5

throw;

trap
{
	# Powershell.exe can return the right code only in trap.
	[System.Environment]::Exit(-5)
}

# Success
[System.Environment]::Exit(0)

script2

start-sleep -seconds 8

throw;

trap
{
	# Powershell.exe can return the right code only in trap.
	[System.Environment]::Exit(-8)
}

# Success
[System.Environment]::Exit(0)

script3

start-sleep -seconds 3

throw;

trap
{
	# Powershell.exe can return the right code only in trap.
	[System.Environment]::Exit(-3)
}

# Success
[System.Environment]::Exit(0)

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