PowerShell：如何捕获（或抑制）写主机

Question

我有一个脚本调用“a.ps1”：

write-host "hello host"
"output object"

我想调用脚本并获取输出对象，但我还希望抑制标准输出：

$result = .\a.ps1
# Don't want anything printed to the console here

任何提示？

Answer 1

真的没有简单的方法可以做到这一点。

解决方法是通过定义具有相同名称的函数来覆盖Write-Host的默认行为：

function global:Write-Host() {}

这非常灵活。 它适用于我上面简单的例子。 但是，由于某些未知原因，它不适用于我想要应用的实际情况（可能因为被调用的脚本已签名，并且出于安全原因，它不允许调用者任意更改行为）。

我尝试的另一种方法是通过以下方式修改底层Console的标准输出：

$stringWriter = New-Object System.IO.StringWriter
[System.Console]::SetOut($stringWriter)
[System.Console]::WriteLine("HI") # Outputs to $stringWriter
Write-Host("HI") # STILL OUTPUTS TO HOST :(

但正如你所看到的，它仍然无效。

Answer 2

输出对象即"output object ”输出到standard output 。 所以我认为你不想压制标准输出。 如果您不希望在控制台上打印任何内容，请不要使用Write-Host因为它会绕过所有流（stdout，stderr，warning，verbose，debug）并直接显示给主机。 目前还没有我想知道的重定向主机输出的简单机制。

顺便说一句，如果你不想在以后看到它，你为什么需要在控制台上写“hello host”？

Answer 3

好的，我做了一点挖掘。 您可以使用：

以下链接

并做：

$result = .\1.ps1 | Select-WriteHost -Quiet
$result[1]

然后选择变量中的第二个对象：

另一种解释

您也可以以不会将Write-Host更改为Write-Output的方式更改脚本，只需“删除”Write-Host。

完成...

function Remove-WriteHost
{
   [CmdletBinding(DefaultParameterSetName = 'FromPipeline')]
   param(
     [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline = $true, ParameterSetName = 'FromPipeline')]
     [object] $InputObject,

     [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, ParameterSetName = 'FromScriptblock', Position = 0)]
     [ScriptBlock] $ScriptBlock
   )

   begin
   {
     function Cleanup
     {
       # Clear out our proxy version of Write-Host
       remove-item function:\write-host -ea 0
     }

     function ReplaceWriteHost([string] $Scope)
     {
         Invoke-Expression "function ${scope}:Write-Host { }"
     }

     Cleanup

     # If we are running at the end of a pipeline, need to
     # immediately inject our version into global scope,
     # so that everybody else in the pipeline uses it.
     #
     # This works great, but it is dangerous if we don't
     # clean up properly.
     if($pscmdlet.ParameterSetName -eq 'FromPipeline')
     {
        ReplaceWriteHost -Scope 'global'
     }
   }

   process
   {
      # If a scriptblock was passed to us, then we can declare
      # our version as local scope and let the runtime take it
      # out of scope for us. It is much safer, but it won't
      # work in the pipeline scenario.
      #
      # The scriptblock will inherit our version automatically
      # as it's in a child scope.
      if($pscmdlet.ParameterSetName -eq 'FromScriptBlock')
      {
        . ReplaceWriteHost -Scope 'local'
        & $scriptblock
      }
      else
      {
         # In a pipeline scenario, just pass input along
         $InputObject
      }
   }

   end
   {
      Cleanup
   }
}
$result = .\1.ps1 | Remove-WriteHost

感谢“latkin”的原始功能:)