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$source |% {
switch -regex ($_){
'\<'+$primaryKey+'>(.+)\' {
$primaryKeyValue = $matches[1]; continue; }
} I want to use dynamic key value with switch-regex, is that possible?
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$source |% {
switch -regex ($_){
**'\<'+$primaryKey+'\>(.+)\</'+$primaryKey+'\>**' {
$primaryKeyValue = $matches[1]; continue; }
}
I want to use dynamic key value with switch-regex, is that possible?
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