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Some PowerShell Stuff

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Recently I received a mail from one of my colleagues with some links to PowerShell stuff. I just wanted to share them with you.

PowerGui has been available for quite some time now and the new release includes a script editor now, they call it "NotePad for PowerShell"

This editor has all you would expect:

  • Syntax highlight,
  • Intellisense for PowerShell cmdlets and cmdlet parameters,
  • Tooltips with syntax information,
  • Matching brackets, search/replace, regions,
  • Ability to export, run, print, etc.

Peter Provost writes about PowerShell++ and his love for PowerShell. In his post he talks about PowerTab which is a tab completion snap-in that has been developed by the PowerShellGuy and is much completer than the tab completion we have out of the box. Further he talks about an IRC channel FreeNode.net, mmm I didn't know people where still using IRC. :)

Technorati Tags: PowerShell , PowerTab , PowerGui

Comments

  • Anonymous
    October 26, 2007
    As more things for the BP (Before PowerShell) era as painting stuff into a console, the IRC  usage came back in the AP era. ;-) Greetings //o//

  • Anonymous
    December 06, 2007
    Check out PowerShellPlus at www.powershell.com/downloads/psp1.zip. It also has debugging and intellisense but takes a different approach than PowerGUI. It centers around a truly interactive console and has rich editor support for powershell and all formats related to it such as .net and xml. Enjoy!