Summary: Find all disabled breakpoints in a Windows PowerShell session. How can I use Windows PowerShell to see what breakpoints are disabled in my current session? Use the Get-PSBreakPoint cmdlet, and filter breakpoints that are not enabled, for example: Get-PSBreakpoint | where {-not ($_.enabled)}
Summary: Ed Wilson, Microsoft Scripting Guy, talks about understanding Windows PowerShell debugging. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. Today I am working a little bit on my presentation for the Atlanta TechStravagenza that will be held at the Georgia Tech Research Institute Conference Center in midtown Atlanta on Friday August 21, 2015. ...
Summary: Easily find references to uninitialized variables in Windows PowerShell. My extremely long script keeps failing and I suspect it may be because of variables that are not initialized prior to being used. How can I find uninitialized variables? Use the Set-StrictMode cmdlet and s...
SUMMARY: The Windows PowerShell Cruise, PowerShell on the high seas, is announced What's better than a vacation? How's geeking out about PowerShell (and other technologies) with a bunch of MVPs and doing that, in the Bahamas? I'm Doug Finke, 7 time PowerShell MVP and author or "PowerShell for Developers". Earlier this year people in the PowerShell ...
Summary: Ed Wilson, Microsoft Scripting Guy, talks about using strict mode in Windows PowerShell for debugging purposes. Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. One of the cool things about Windows PowerShell is that it can take being ignored or being used carelessly and sloppily, and it still seems to work fine. I mean, in the old days with V...
