Answer by Dragoon for Creating Byte[] in PowerShell
FWIW if you want to encode just any arbitrary string as a byte[] array:$foo = "This is a string"[byte[]]$bar = $foo.ToCharArray()
View ArticleAnswer by YenForYang for Creating Byte[] in PowerShell
There are probably even more ways, but these are the ones I can think of:Direct array initialization:[byte[]] $b = 1,2,3,4,5$b = [byte]1,2,3,4,5$b = @([byte]1,2,3,4,5)$b = [byte]1..5Create a...
View ArticleAnswer by Andrew for Creating Byte[] in PowerShell
In PS 5.1, this:[System.Byte[]]::CreateInstance(<Length>)didn't work for me. So instead I did:new-object byte[] 4which resulted in an empty byte[4]:0000
View ArticleAnswer by Slogmeister Extraordinaire for Creating Byte[] in PowerShell
This answer is for the question with no context. I'm adding it because of search results.[System.Byte[]]::CreateInstance([System.Byte],<Length>)
View ArticleAnswer by Ansgar Wiechers for Creating Byte[] in PowerShell
Cast it to a byte array:[byte[]]$bytes = Get-Content $file -Encoding byte
View ArticleCreating Byte[] in PowerShell
I have some PowerShell code that is using a COM API. I am getting a Type Mismatch error when I pass in a byte array. Here is how I am creating the array, as well as some type informationPS C:\>...
View Article
