Automating the world one-liner at a time…
February 4, 2009Feb 4, 200902/4/09There are some limitations on how the ISE interacts with console applications you need to be aware of, for apps like ftp and netsh.
First of all, the ISE Runs console apps that don’t require user input just fine.For example, “ping www.microsoft.com” and “cmd /c dir /s”
Piping also works fine in the ISE,For example,
January 26, 2009Jan 26, 200901/26/09Cmdlets are high level, task-oriented abstractions. The implementation of cmdlets can talk to anything: Web services, COM objects, WMI objects, .NET objects – anything. Depending upon how developers design their API, they can make it easier or harder to write cmdlets.
January 19, 2009Jan 19, 200901/19/09Hi writers and consumers of buggy scripts.
This post explains the basics of the Graphical Debugger in the ISE. There’s a lot of good stuff, with some tips and tricks.
The debugger support got the cmdlets and user interface. The cmdlets include
January 3, 2009Jan 3, 200901/3/09James Brundage posted a blog entry How To Write a Console Application in PowerShell with Add-Type which used a here-string. One user (lcr) copied and pasted the text and got the following error:
Unrecognized token in source text. At line:1 char:72 + Add-Type -OutputType ConsoleApplication -OutputAssembly HelloWorld.exe
December 31, 2008Dec 31, 200812/31/08Let me combine a couple of things.
1) When I posted my PowerShell_ISE profile, I included a function Goto-Line that is now builtin to the ISE so I reposted the blog with this function commented out. I commented it out instead of deleting it because I wanted to provide an example of how to do it.
December 30, 2008Dec 30, 200812/30/08I messed up.
First let me remind you that what you have are CTP bits and that CTP bits are subject to change. It turns out that we are tweaking the PowerShell_ISE object model and that the profile I posted does not work with CTP3.
December 29, 2008Dec 29, 200812/29/08[UDPATE – the original post had a script which did not work with CTP3 so I’ve replaced it with the correct version. Apologizes for the screw up. I’ve updated the attached file as well. – jps]
I thought I would share my PowerShell_ISE profile with you.
October 30, 2008Oct 30, 200810/30/08Scott Fulton has a good article describing my PDC talk HERE. In it he says, “Starting with version 2, a user can conceivably write new PowerShell cmdlets in PowerShell, using the built-in IDE, completely independently of Visual Studio.” This is true but there is more to the story so here it is.
