Quote of the day “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can. –Arthur Ashe”
So, it’s nearly weekend.
On Monday we have a HOLI festival in India. The festival of colours.
Wishing you a very Happy Holi, , May, Your life, be colourful with the colours of joy, fun , happiness and love.
That’s all? , arrrrrrrr!!!
Let’ me wish you in a PowerShell way.
Let’s learn how to change the foreground colour of Windows PowerShell Console.
There are two ways to change the foreground colours of the Console using code, {I know these two ways only for now, the third once is to, go to the properties off Powershell.exe, click on Colours and choose the colour.}.
1. The PowerShell way.
2. The .Net way
In PowerShell way, you can use $Host.UI.RawUI and use ForegroundColour properties to change the text colour of the console.
$Shell = $Host.UI.RawUI
$Shell.ForegroundColor = "Green"
And In our .Net way, you can use [System.Console]::ForegroundColor class
to set the foreground colour.
[System.Console]::ForegroundColor = “Magenta”
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Cool and lovely isn’t?
That’s all for now., I hope you liked this video.
Happy Holi. Enjoy it.
And,,,, this is the code of the happy Holi script.
$myColours = "Green","Red","Blue","Yellow","Cyan","Magenta", "White"
foreach ( $colour in $myColours ) { [System.Console]::ForegroundColor = $colour Write-Output ">===> Happy Holi!!!'May your life be colourful with the colors of joy, Fun, Happiness, Friendship and Love.., "
}
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With best wishes.
Aman Dhally
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