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My program is simple and I keep getting the error
while ($true) {
$shell = Read-Host -Prompt "<";
if (($shell -Split " ")[0] -eq "clear") {
Clear-Host;
if (($shell -Split " ")[1..1] -eq "-echo") {
Write-Host "0" -ForegroundColor Blue;
}
}
#########.
if (($shell -Split " ")[0] -eq "math") {
}
Output/Variable Management
$shell = $null;
}
Exception calling "Create" with "1" argument(s): "At line:1 char:15
Missing closing '}' in statement block or type definition."
At C:\Users\epicv\Tasori OS\homeHost.ps1:26 char:5
- Invoke-Command -ScriptBlock ([scriptblock]::Create((Get-Content " ...
There is no Invoke-Command in the code that you posted. Did you only post a part of the script?
It's a little hard to see, but if you test your code in Powershell_ISE, when you click on a bracket, ISE will highlight (grey background) it's matching bracket. That should help you "see" where you need to add a bracket.
Yes this is only part of the script so ignore that part of the error
Line 13 is invalid. Should that be a comment?
while ($true) {
$shell = Read-Host -Prompt "<";
if (($shell -Split " ")[0] -eq "clear") {
Clear-Host;
if (($shell -Split " ")[1..1] -eq "-echo") {
Write-Host "0" -ForegroundColor Blue;
}
}
#########.
if (($shell -Split " ")[0] -eq "math") {
Write-Host " A math request" -ForegroundColor Yellow;
}
# Output/Variable Management
$shell = $null;
}
Yes
I think that your problem is somewhere else in your script.
If line 13 was the problem, you would have gotten this error.
Output/Variable : The term 'Output/Variable' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or
operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try
again.