When I started working with computers, the preferred method of reading, studying and evaluating source code was to print the listing on your dot matrix printer and head to the lake with a pencil.The paper we usually used looked like…
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We know that you have all been waiting with bated breath for PowerShell v.2 TFM from SAPIEN Press. We were hoping to have it shipping by the end of December. Unfortunately, some unforeseen production SNAFUs have delayed our release schedule.…
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Recently on the forums we had a user who wanted to know why he couldn’t initialize the form controls within the OnApplicationLoad function. Seeing how this can result in some confusion, we would like to elaborate on the subject.
The…
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Now that PowerShell has been upgraded to version 2.0, it is time for us to release an upgraded version of our well received iPhone app, iPowerShell. So what do we have in store for this version?
Obviously, the first thing…
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Anyone who has been hosting the PowerShell engine has eagerly anticipated the release of PowerShell 2.0 and the promised debugger API.
The problem is though, that there isn’t much of an API.
Sure, there is a Debugger object in the…
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You can’t win if you don’t participate. Head on over to the survey and answer some easy questions to win cool prizes.
Take the survey now (December 1st 2009 – December 31st 2009)
You can find details about the…
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Our first attempt at a SAPIEN tour was a great success! Do you have a user group you would like to have us visit? Contact Margaret@sapien.com and we will put you on the schedule for 2010.…
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The next service build of PrimalScript 2009 (5.0.622) will show registered modules in the object browser under the PowerShell node.
Modules have not to be loaded by default to show in the browser, just like snapins they load on demand…
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Happy Holidays from the gang at SAPIEN. To celebrate the holiday season, everything at ScriptingOutpost.com is on sale for the month of December! Prices have been reduced 25% on everything offered at ScriptingOutpost.com. So drop by our store and pick…
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Getting PrimalSense for a COM object that you didn’t have installed on your development machine is fairly simple: Copy the TLB file (type library) to you machine, associate it to a progid and you are all set.
With PowerShell Cmdlets…
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