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Probably you created the file from git-bash, there it is easy to create a file with trailing spaces.

There are multiple ways to do that.

1. The most common way is to add the EditPage to your routes with a parameter

   { path: 'edit/:*', component: EditPageComponent },

pass the id as parameter and get the actual item from the service on the EditPage:

• Add the private route: ActivatedRoute, to your constructor parameters

• Get the parameter on nginit:

  this.route.params.subscribe((paramList: Params) => { if (paramList[ ' * ' ] === undefined) { this.id = 0; } else { this.id = paramList['*']; }

In this case your editItem(item) should be:

Double check your PATH environment variable, my expectation is that if you do something like:

Not able to comment as my rep is less than 50...based on an idea of what you need here is the code.

https://codesandbox.io/s/brave-lumiere-dh9ry?file=/src/App.js

Is there any alternate way to read STDIN in powershell?

That's already happening, you just need to know how to hook it - like using the $input automatic enumerator variable for example:

data[0].annonces is an object, so you can use forin loop, e.g:

If your intention is to exclude names from the output, the general rule for efficiency, is to filter your commands as soon as possible in your code.

For this reason, the most efficient method would be to make the individual exclusions within the Where clause. I provided an example of how to do that in my comment, e.g. change the current exclusion, of names beginning with an underscore, (And Not Name Like '[_]%%'), to And Name!='Dimitri' And Name!='Kalinda' And Name!='Peter'.

If you have a list of exclusions one per line in a file, and there are too many to transfer into the Where clause, then you should perform that filtering in the Do portion of that initial For loop. You could at that point use findstr.exe with the options you chose, (just fixed).

As the code you chose from my original answer was not the robust one, which caters for user names with spaces/problematic characters, I'd suggest you change to that too.

For that reason, this would be my suggested answer, (excluding names within usernames.txt using findstr.exe):

You are missing the return statement here:

Using the methodology in my comment: