>If you actually meant "/$" as a regex, so that it removes the last character
>of $path, if it's a /, you can keep that and do:
>
>$strLog = ([regex]::Replace($path, "/$", '')).Replace('/','_') + '.log'
>
>So, if $path = "/cygwin/c/windows/", then $strLog = "_cygwin_c_windows.log".
Cool, I shouldn't have abbreviated as I have a few. For example, how can I
actually do multiple regex's
on one line, you did a .replace but if I had to do 3 more real regex's, how do
you join them?
([regex]::Replace($path, "/$", '')) and ([regex]::Replace($path, "foo", "bar"))
but I needed regex's not replacements.
Thanks so much!
jlc
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