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John Oxley
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Powershell: Perform an operation on all files in a directory (foreach)

In bash, the equivalent would be

for x in `ls *.zip` do ; unzip $x ; done

How do I do this in Windows Powershell.

Update As Johannes Rössel pointed out this is a bad example (unzip *.zip) but what I'm after is the "foreachness" of it.

Powershell: Perform an operation on all files in a directory

In bash, the equivalent would be

for x in `ls *.zip` do ; unzip $x ; done

How do I do this in Windows Powershell

Powershell: Perform an operation on all files in a directory (foreach)

In bash, the equivalent would be

for x in `ls *.zip` do ; unzip $x ; done

How do I do this in Windows Powershell.

Update As Johannes Rössel pointed out this is a bad example (unzip *.zip) but what I'm after is the "foreachness" of it.

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John Oxley
John Oxley
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Powershell: Perform an operation on all files in a directory

In bash, the equivalent would be

for x in `ls *.zip` do ; unzip $x ; done

How do I do this in Windows Powershell