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    Image Manipulation in PowerShell
    Image Manipulation in PowerShell
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamMarch 30, 2009Mar 30, 200903/30/09
    The other week, I showed a Get-ProgID function that I used to help someone at Microsoft Research find a good object to talk to images.  A few comments jumped to one of the possible solutions, which is to use the .NET Drawing assembly (which I have to load first).  I wanted to be reasonably sure that the way to get at the image ...

    2Advanced FunctionsCTP3
    Get closure with GetNewClosure
    Get closure with GetNewClosure
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamMarch 27, 2009Mar 27, 200903/27/09
    Have you ever created scriptblocks on the fly, say in a foreach loop, and they totally mess up because they all have the same value? This is something sort of advanced, and typically used when you’re proxying an object. The most basic example would be, taken from (http://www.powershellcommunity.org/Forums/tabid/54/aff/1/aft/2506/afv/topic/...

    Comments are closed.0Advanced FunctionsCTP3
    Test-PSCmdlet
    Test-PSCmdlet
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJanuary 10, 2009Jan 10, 200901/10/09
    Everyone needs to get good with Advanced Functions – this is the easiest path to the best semantics for everyone.  In previous posts we’ve shown how you can add a few simple attributes and get a TON of stuff for free.  There is a LOT more to advanced functions.  You can go VERY VERY far with advanced functions.  I can...

    Comments are closed.0Advanced FunctionsCTP3
    Get-Verb
    Get-Verb
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJanuary 2, 2009Jan 2, 200901/2/09
    .cmdletname { font-size:large } .cmdletsynopsis { font-size:medium } .cmdletdescription { font-size:medium } .cmdletparameters { font-size:medium } th { font-size: medium; font-style: italic } table { border: 1 } When I write a PowerShell function, I try to ensure that it follows the ...

    Comments are closed.0Advanced FunctionsGet-Verb
    A Module to Create Modules and Advanced Functions
    A Module to Create Modules and Advanced Functions
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamJanuary 2, 2009Jan 2, 200901/2/09
    [1/3/09 Update - the original link to the attachment containing this code was broken but is now fixed.  Sorry. jps] It is hard to overstate how important Modules and Advanced Functions are.   If you are a PowerShell user - you need to take the time to learn these new mechanisms and use them as your first choice in ...

    Comments are closed.0Advanced FunctionsCTP3
    PowerShell v2 Pipelining in 73 (make that 53) Characters
    PowerShell v2 Pipelining in 73 (make that 53) Characters
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamDecember 24, 2008Dec 24, 200812/24/08
    I started using Twitter and saw a request from Thomas Lee for help about pipelining in CTP3.  The thing about Twitter is that the messages have to be tiny so I wasn’t sure I could answer using it.  It turns out I can solve this problem AND give a usage example in 73 characters.  Here goes: PS> function t{param([Parameter(...

    Comments are closed.0Advanced FunctionsCTP3
    Resolve-ShortcutFile
    Resolve-ShortcutFile
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamDecember 24, 2008Dec 24, 200812/24/08
    If you're like me, you've got a browser favorites folder that is full of wonderful PowerShell code snippets. Ideally, it would be great to have a way to bring those favorite snippets into PowerShell so that my favorites folder becomes a code library. Doing this presents several challenges. The first (and easiest to solve) is getting the web ...

    Comments are closed.0Advanced FunctionsCTP3
    Get-MarkupTag
    Get-MarkupTag
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamDecember 24, 2008Dec 24, 200812/24/08
    On my personal blog (Media And Microcode), I've been posting a series called "Scripting the Web", which introduced a function called Get-MarkupTag. Get-MarkupTag is a very handy little function that coerces individual tag elements of a web page into HTML, so you can scrape data from a webpage. I've updated Get-MarkupTag a tiny bit ...

    Comments are closed.0Advanced FunctionsCTP3
    Advanced Functions and Test-LeapYear.ps1
    Advanced Functions and Test-LeapYear.ps1
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamDecember 23, 2008Dec 23, 200812/23/08
    Welcome to CTP3!  There are just an amazing amount of really important features in V2 but the one I want everyone to start using ASAP is Advanced Functions.  In CTP2 we called this cmdlets.  We dropped that term in favor of taking the idea of a FUNCTION and just making it more and more capable.  It is a bit of a misnomer in...

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    More Advanced Functions – Get-Assembly and Get-ExportedType
    More Advanced Functions – Get-Assembly and Get-ExportedType
    PowerShell TeamPowerShell TeamDecember 23, 2008Dec 23, 200812/23/08
    Tyson Kopczynski has just published a great article Fun with PowerShell 2.0 Eventing!  That inspired to to write a script to automatically backup my modules directory.  I'm doing a lot of scripting this week and I don't want to lose my work if I make a mistake.  I thought I would write a scripting using PowerShell 2.0 Eventing ...

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