powershell将数据做成html,将PowerShell.exe的控制台信息输出成html信息

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2007

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# $Id:

get

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bufferhtml.ps1

162

2007

-

01

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26

16

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30

:12Z adrian $

#

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# This script grabs text from the console buffer and outputs to the pipeline

# lines of HTML that represent it.

#

# Usage:

get

-

bufferhtml [args]

#

# Where args are:

#

#

-

last n

-

how many lines back from current line to grab

#

default

is

(effectively) everything

#

-

all

-

grab all lines

in

console, overrides

-

last

#

-

trim

-

trims blank space from the right of each line

#

this

is

ok unless you have lots of text with

#                 varying background colours

#

-

font s

-

optional css font name.

default

is

nothing which

#                 means the browser will use whatever

is

default

for

a

#

<

pre

>

tag.

"

Courier New

"

is

quite a good alternative

#

-

fontsize s

-

optional css font size, eg

"

9pt

"

or

"

80%

"

#

-

style s

-

optional addition css, eg

"

overflow:hidden

"

#

-

palette p

-

choose a colour palette, one of:

#

"

powershell

"

normal

for

a PowerShell window (ie with

#                              strange colours

for

darkmagenta and darkyellow

#

"

standard

"

normal ansi colours

as

used by a standard

#                              cmd.exe session

#

"

print

"

like powershell, but with colours handy

#

for

printing

where

you want to save ink.

#

# The output

is

one large wrapped

<

pre

>

tag to keep whitespace intact.

#

param(

[

int

]$last

=

50000

,

[

switch

]$all,

[

switch

]$trim,

[

string

]$font

=

$

null

,

[

string

]$fontsize

=

$

null

,

[

string

]$style

=

""

,

[

string

]$palette

=

"

powershell

"

)

$ui

=

$host.ui.rawui

[

int

]$start

=

0

if

($all) {

[

int

]$end

=

$ui.BufferSize.Height

[

int

]$start

=

0

}

else

{

[

int

]$end

=

($ui.CursorPosition.Y

-

1

)

[

int

]$start

=

$end

-

$last

if

($start

-

le

0

) { $start

=

0

}

}

$height

=

$end

-

$start

if

($height

-

le

0

) {

write

-

warning

"

There must be one or more lines to get

"

return

}

$width

=

$ui.BufferSize.Width

$dims

=

0

,$start,($width

-

1

),($end

-

1

)

$rect

=

new

-

object

Management.Automation.Host.Rectangle

-

argumentList $dims

$cells

=

$ui.GetBufferContents($rect)

#

set

default

colours

$fg

=

$ui.ForegroundColor; $bg

=

$ui.BackgroundColor

$defaultfg

=

$fg; $defaultbg

=

$bg

# character translations

# wordpress weirdness means I

do

special stuff

for

<

and

$cmap

=

@{

[

char

]

"

<

"

=

"

<

"

[

char

]

"

" =

"

&

#x5c;

"

[

char

]

"

>

"

=

"

>

"

[

char

]

"

'

"

=

"

'

"

[

char

]

"

`

""

=

"

&

#

34

;

"

[

char

]

"

&

"

=

"

&

"

}

# console colour mapping

# the powershell console has some odd colour choices,

# marked with a

6

-

char

hex codes below

$palettes

=

@{}

$palettes.powershell

=

@{

"

Black

"

=

"

#000

"

"

DarkBlue

"

=

"

#008

"

"

DarkGreen

"

=

"

#080

"

"

DarkCyan

"

=

"

#088

"

"

DarkRed

"

=

"

#800

"

"

DarkMagenta

"

=

"

#012456

"

"

DarkYellow

"

=

"

#eeedf0

"

"

Gray

"

=

"

#ccc

"

"

DarkGray

"

=

"

#888

"

"

Blue

"

=

"

#00f

"

"

Green

"

=

"

#0f0

"

"

Cyan

"

=

"

#0ff

"

"

Red

"

=

"

#f00

"

"

Magenta

"

=

"

#f0f

"

"

Yellow

"

=

"

#ff0

"

"

White

"

=

"

#fff

"

}

# now a variation

for

the standard console (used by cmd.exe) based

# on ansi colours

$palettes.standard

=

($palettes.powershell).Clone()

$palettes.standard.DarkMagenta

=

"

#808

"

$palettes.standard.DarkYellow

=

"

#880

"

#

this

is

a weird one... takes the normal powershell one and

# inverts a few colours so normal ps1 output would save ink when

# printed (eg from a web page).

$palettes.print

=

($palettes.powershell).Clone()

$palettes.print.DarkMagenta

=

"

#eee

"

$palettes.print.DarkYellow

=

"

#000

"

$palettes.print.Yellow

=

"

#440

"

$palettes.print.Black

=

"

#fff

"

$palettes.print.White

=

"

#000

"

$comap

=

$palettes[$palette]

# inner function to translate a console colour to an html

/

css one

function c2h{

return

$comap[[

string

]$args[

0

]]}

$f

=

""

if

($font) { $f

+=

"

font-family: `

"

$font`

"

;

"

}

if

($fontsize) { $f

+=

"

font-size: $fontsize;

"

}

$line

=

"

"

for

([

int

]$row

=

0

; $row

-

lt $height; $row

++

) {

for

([

int

]$col

=

0

; $col

-

lt $width; $col

++

) {

$cell

=

$cells[$row,$col]

#

do

we need to change colours

?

$cfg

=

[

string

]$cell.ForegroundColor

$cbg

=

[

string

]$cell.BackgroundColor

if

($fg

-

ne $cfg

-

or $bg

-

ne $cbg) {

if

($fg

-

ne $defaultfg

-

or $bg

-

ne $defaultbg) {

$line

+=

"

"

# remove any specialisation

$fg

=

$defaultfg; $bg

=

$defaultbg;

}

if

($cfg

-

ne $defaultfg

-

or $cbg

-

ne $defaultbg) {

# start a

new

colour span

$line

+=

"

"

}

$fg

=

$cfg

$bg

=

$cbg

}

$ch

=

$cell.Character

$ch2

=

$cmap[$ch];

if

($ch2) { $ch

=

$ch2 }

$line

+=

$ch

}

if

($trim) { $line

=

$Line.TrimEnd() }

$line

$line

=

""

}

if

($fg

-

ne $defaultfg

-

or $bg

-

ne $defaultbg) {

"

"

} # close off any specialisation of colour

"

"