functions/Get-ExtendedHistory.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS Displays an extended history of executed PowerShell commands. .DESCRIPTION The Get-ExtendedHistory function retrieves and displays an extended history of executed PowerShell commands. It provides a list of historical commands along with their respective indices for reference. .NOTES File Name : Get-ExtendedHistory.ps1 Author : Ole Rand-Hendriksen Prerequisite : PowerShell Version 3.0 or later Copyright 2023 - Ole Rand-Hendriksen. All rights reserved. .EXAMPLE Get-ExtendedHistory Displays the extended history of executed PowerShell commands. #> function Get-ExtendedHistory { [CmdletBinding()] param ( # No parameters are required for this function. ) # Call the Split-History function to split the history into coherent commands $hist = Split-History # Output headers for displaying command history write-host "Id`tCommand" write-host "-----------------------" # Loop through the commands in the history for ($i = 0; $i -lt $hist.Length; $i++) { # If a command is very long (over 200 characters), add separators for readability if ($hist[$i].length -gt 200) { write-host "`n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" } # Output the command's index and the command itself write-host "$i`t$hist[$i]" # If a command is very long (over 200 characters), add separators for readability if ($hist[$i].length -gt 200) { write-host "--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------`n" } } } |