Wanted: Help translating bash script into powertools

i'm using cleartool program clear case. can me translate bash powershell?

cleartool lsview | grep -i `uname -n` | grep -v "viewstorage\\|vgr_tools_sv" | cut -f 3 -d ' '

"cleartool lsview" produces acres of output , interested in lines contain name of computer. here attempt not work:

cleartool lsview | where-object { $_ "*$env:computername*" }

then need pipe where-object again exclude lines contain viewstorage or vgr_tools_sv.

then need extract third field delimited spaces.

then each line contain clear case view.  each view want call bat file build view.

can me write powershell script?

thanks

siegfried

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siegfried heintze

cleartool lsview | select-string $env:computername |? { -not($_ -match "viewstorage|vgr_tools_sv") } | % { $_ -replace "\s*(.+)\s$cn.+", '$1' }  | foreach-object{ .\build_view.bat $_ }

this solution. asking foreach-object feature , found thru bing searching.

see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6395875/how-to-select-a-specific-column 

i hoping syntax more cygwin/linux/opensource cut (which, come think if it, still have used) replace works too.

can me understand $cn in code above? maybe link?

it works! thank everyone.

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siegfried heintze

Windows Server  >  Windows PowerShell