Отформатируйте номер версии перед его выводом

I am trying to write a script, which will return a formatted version number.

However: due to winget outputting text, I have to first convert it to object, using the

Then I can get rid of the ID, which I have no use for and display only name and version.

Here’s the code, taken from this answer:

function ConvertFrom-FixedColumnTable { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(ValueFromPipeline)] [string] $InputObject ) begin { Set-StrictMode -Version 1 $lineNdx = 0 } process { $lines = if ($InputObject.Contains("`n")) { $InputObject.TrimEnd("`r", "`n") -split '\r?\n' } else { $InputObject } foreach ($line in $lines) { ++$lineNdx if ($lineNdx -eq 1) { # header line $headerLine = $line } elseif ($lineNdx -eq 2) { # separator line # Get the indices where the fields start. $fieldStartIndices = [regex]::Matches($headerLine, '\b\S').Index # Calculate the field lengths. $fieldLengths = foreach ($i in 1..($fieldStartIndices.Count-1)) { $fieldStartIndices[$i] - $fieldStartIndices[$i - 1] - 1 } # Get the column names $colNames = foreach ($i in 0..($fieldStartIndices.Count-1)) { if ($i -eq $fieldStartIndices.Count-1) { $headerLine.Substring($fieldStartIndices[$i]).Trim() } else { $headerLine.Substring($fieldStartIndices[$i], $fieldLengths[$i]).Trim() } } } else { # data line $oht = [ordered] @{} # ordered helper hashtable for object constructions. $i = 0 foreach ($colName in $colNames) { $oht[$colName] = if ($fieldStartIndices[$i] -lt $line.Length) { if ($fieldLengths[$i] -and $fieldStartIndices[$i] + $fieldLengths[$i] -le $line.Length) { $line.Substring($fieldStartIndices[$i], $fieldLengths[$i]).Trim() } else { $line.Substring($fieldStartIndices[$i]).Trim() } } ++$i } # Convert the helper hashable to an object and output it. [pscustomobject] $oht } } }
}
[Console]::OutputEncoding = [System.Text.UTF8Encoding]::new()
(winget list --name "ourSoft") -match '^(\p{L}|-)' | # filter out progress-display lines
ConvertFrom-FixedColumnTable | # parse output into objects
Select-Object -Property Name, Version | # show only Name and Version
Sort-Object Name | # sort by the Name property (column)
Format-Table # display the objects in tabular format

I am trying to do the last step, which will return a version number different in what is stored in OS:

5.4.33676.0 – stored number in OS
5.4.0.33676 – what I want to return (part 3 and 4, divided by a dot, are swapped)

:/> Ключи для excel 2013 лицензионные на 2022-2023 год

Is there any way to do that?

I am trying to write my own function for that, but it seems CharArray is not filling up + I don´t know how to make the piped output display the modified numbers instead of the former ones:

function ModifyVersionNumber { $VersionNumber = Select-Object -Property Version $CharArray =$VersionNumber.Split(".") $ModifiedCharArray = $CharArray[0] + "." + $CharArray[1] + "." + $CharArray[3] + "." + $CharArray[2] $ModifiedCharArray
}
[Console]::OutputEncoding = [System.Text.UTF8Encoding]::new()
(winget list --name "ourSoft") -match '^(\p{L}|-)' | # filter out progress-display lines
ConvertFrom-FixedColumnTable | # parse output into objects
ModifyVersionNumber |
Select-Object -Property Name, Version | # show only Name and Version
Sort-Object Name | # sort by the Name property (column)
Format-Table # display the objects in tabular format

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