passing parameter to powershell script from C#

Question

I am trying to pass a list of strings as a parameter to powershell script. That list may contain any number of argument varies every time. How do I pass this list as a one parameter to powershell script from C#?

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 11:58:30Z

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PowerShell parameters are separated by commas. Just add the parameters comma separated behind the call.

Edit after comment:

Is it maybe possible to change the List<string> to a StringBuilder and after each add just add an additional ,?

If that is not possible try it like: List of strings to one string

StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
los.ForEach(s => builder.Append(s+","));

edited May 23, 2017 at 11:58

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KaustubhK Over a year ago

@sebinel i want to pass list ,that is dyanamic list (LIST<String>)...this list as one parameter

sebingel Over a year ago

ah okay. didn't get that from your question.

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