I have a list of commands to execute.
echo now
echo and
echo then
When I copy/paste these three (3) lines into a cmd.exe window, the output of each command appears before the next command.
15:21:23.92 2023-03-13 C:>echo now
now
15:21:25.76 2023-03-13 C:>echo and
and
15:21:25.76 2023-03-13 C:>echo then
then
However, when I paste this into a PowerShell console, all three commands appear, then the output appears without showing the command that produced it.
PS C:> echo now
>> echo and
>> echo then
>>
now
and
then
When the list of commands is more complex and longer, it is -very- helpful to see the command immediately before the output it produces. Is it possible to have the same result in a PowerShell console as appeared from cmd.exe?
Please note, this is not a question about making the same commands work in PowerShell and cmd.exe. This question is about the order of output.
