out-string:tldr:7255d
out-string: Use the `Width` parameter to prevent truncation.
$ @{TestKey = ('x' * 200)} | Out-String -Width ${250}
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This command is using PowerShell scripting language to create a custom object containing a property called "TestKey" with a value of a string that is the letter "x" repeated 200 times.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- The string ('x' * 200) creates a string that consists of the letter "x" repeated 200 times.
- The syntax @{TestKey = ('x' * 200)} creates an object with a property called "TestKey" and assigns the generated string as its value.
- The pipe symbol (|) is used to pass the output of the previous command to the next command.
- Out-String is a cmdlet used to convert the input into a multiline string. In this case, it converts the object output from the previous command into a string representation.
- -Width ${250} is an optional parameter passed to the Out-String cmdlet, specifying the desired width of the output string. In this case, it sets the width to 250 characters.
Overall, this command creates an object with a property called "TestKey" containing a string of 200 "x" characters, converts that object into a string representation, and sets the width of the output string to 250 characters.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.