logline | client-side frontend logger with multiple storagies

I am using this regex to match and extract information from a log line:

So this huge script I've been pounding on for almost a month now with large amounts of help from your awesome people here.. I'm almost done with it. I'm hung up on trying to tally up the results of a Measure-Object call thats in a ForEach loop. Basically I'm wanting to display at the end of the script run, a total number of DirectReports across all Managers. Like: "$AddUserCount new users added to groups"

Here's the entire script for background:

So I need to tally up the values of a variable used in a function.. I can't run a simple $count++ because the value of that variable rarely equals 1.

So, I've got a long script with 8 functions. At the end, in the execution section I call those functions in ForEach loops, two of them. What I'm trying to do is call one of them after and outside of the loops. The 5 Log-Write lines are what I'm talking about. Now if I run my script only the 5th line ends up in the logfile. I'know my syntax is jacked up but I have no idea how to call the function in a summary fashion, at the very end of the script AFTER the loops have processed.

Here's the code:

So I've got a pair of Foreach loops in my script. The functions contain the requisite

Ok so long story/short: My boss wants me to alter this script that Iv'e been working on (and that folks here have helped with) to have a sort of 'log only' function. Run it with say a '-log' (or really whatever) and have it process like normal except only log what it would have done. And in this case I've already tried -WhatIf...not explanatory enough.

So I've added two new functions, which are copies of existing functions just with some write-log additions instead of the actual cmdlets. I think it'll be exactly what he's looking for except I have no idea how to call them.

Here's the code:

I have a C++ application on Windows, that logs to stdout (via the Win32 api using WriteConsole). Each logline consists of some text and a trailing newline character. The problem is:

When the width of the log-text (not including the newline character) matches the width of the console window, the newline character gets discarded.

See this example:

There are 3 log-messages:

• the first one is smaller than the console-width
• the second one matches the console-width exactly
• the third one is longer than the console width, and thus wraps.

If I resize the window, the following happens:

The second and third line got merged into a single line, despite a newline character being printed between them. I suspect that windows, in an attempt to be smart, discarded the newline after the second message, since it would have visually led to a gap between the second and third message (new line from word wrapping + my newline charater). This is all well and good for that console-width, but when I resize, everything breaks.

Strive Sun - MSFT pointed out in their answer, that this behavior seems to happen due to the ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_PROCESSING flag being set. Disabling it fixes the issue. I use this flag to enable outputs of different colors, so would like to find some way to fix the newlines without losing colored output.

Is there some way to tell Windows not to do that (without disabling ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_PROCESSING to not lose colors)?

Ok peeps, say I've got something like:

I have an AWS lambda (to be fired by a cloudwatch event) which should be pulling 248 records from one API and inserting 248 records into Dynamo DB. It successfully pulls 248 records, but the Dynamo table only contains 4 records once the execution finishes, with no errors.

This is the work horse code from the lambda: