28 lines
993 B
PowerShell
28 lines
993 B
PowerShell
$ver1 = "115.0.5790.99"
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$ver2 = "115.0.5790.171"
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Function verCompare($ver1, $ver2) {
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# returns whether ver1 is Less, Greater, or Equal to ver2
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$ver1Array = $ver1.Split(".")
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$ver2Array = $ver2.Split(".")
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# Decide which array has the least amount of subversions and we'll only compare the least amount
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If ($ver1Array.count -ge $ver2Array.count) { $count = $ver1Array.count }
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Else { $count = $ver2Array.count }
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# Loop through each sub version and compare them.
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# Once I hit a Greater or Less than I change the count to break
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# Out of the for loop because there is no need to compare further
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For ($i = 0; $i -lt $count; $i++) {
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Switch ( $ver1Array[$i].CompareTo($ver2Array[$i]) ) {
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-1 { $compare = "$ver1 Less than $ver2"; $i = $count + 1 }
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0 { $compare = "$ver1 Equal to $ver2" }
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1 { $compare = "$ver1 Greater than $ver2"; $i = $count + 1 }
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}
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}
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return $compare
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}
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verCompare $ver1 $ver2 |