The recent PowerShell Studio service builds include some changes to improve the handling of the WebView2 control. This article details the changes made and provides an overview of loading the control in PowerShell Studio’s designer.
Setup
To load the WebView2…
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In this article, our guest blogger—Brent Challis—provides an example of how to emulate the Linux sudo (super user do) command in PowerShell.
I am confident that I am not the only person to experience the problem of opening a PowerShell…
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PowerShell modules are an important part of PowerShell scripting as they provide a means to reuse and share code. The next part in our PowerShell Studio Project series is about the basics of working with module projects in PowerShell Studio.…
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Crash bugs are generally spectacular; your application just—poof—vanishes! Or it shows error messages from the OS in foreign languages or with some indecipherable codes. Or maybe it generates 17 entries in the Windows application log. In the worst cases, it…
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When you download or copy a file from the internet or any other untrusted source, Windows will set an extended attribute to mark the file as “blocked”. This is an important mechanism that stops the execution of potentially malicious code.…
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The Window Forms designer in PowerShell Studio lets you cut (Ctrl+X), copy (Ctrl+C), and paste (Ctrl+V) controls within the current form as well as between other forms. When copying a control, it will retain the properties set on the control.…
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When you set up script signing in PrimalScript or PowerShell Studio, you see a field called “Time Stamp”. It has a large list of URLs for time stamp servers to choose from.
What does this do and why do you…
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No matter how carefully you lay out your plans and craft your code, you will always find situations where you need to hunt for a bug. It can be a simple logic flaw, an ill-placed copy and paste of code…
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Late breaking news from PowerShell Conference Europe 2016!!
During PowerShell MVP Chrissy LeMaire’s (@cl) knockout session at PowerShell Conference Europe 2016, “My Journey to 200,000 Rows a Second” (don’t miss the recording; I’ll tweet as soon as it’s available), PowerShell…
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Applies to PowerShell Studio 2016, PrimalScript 2016, and later.
I write lots of scripts — for production, for research, for testing, and for demonstrations. And, inevitably, I hit a bug. I’m actually relieved when I do, because no code is…
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