You can use PowerShell here-string operator (@) to achieve cat EOF in PowerShell. Let me explain with an example –
Write something into a file including special characters
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## Write something into a file echo @' This is some demo content that contains special charedcters like !@$%^&()):"{}][;'] '@ > myscript.txt ## Get the content Get-Content -Path .\myscript.txt |
Write something into a file with substitution
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## Write something into a file $name = "debjeet" echo @" Hello everyone This is $name "@ > myscript.txt ## Get the content Get-Content -Path .\myscript.txt |