Developing add-ins for PowerShell Studio

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pringtef
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Developing add-ins for PowerShell Studio

Post by pringtef »

Hello,

I did a bit of searching, but not able to find an answer to this one.

Is it possible to develop add-ins for PowerShell Studio itself, like you can in the Windows ISE. For example, to add menu items that are linked to scripts or executables?

thanks,

Tim
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Re: Developing add-ins for PowerShell Studio

Post by pringtef »

Oops, sorry, other info

PowerShell Studio 2014 (x64)
Windows 8.1/Server 2012R2 (x64)
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Re: Developing add-ins for PowerShell Studio

Post by davidc »

There is no plugin architecture, but you can utilize the custom tools menu to add your own menu commands that trigger executables:

http://www.sapien.com/blog/2013/01/08/p ... ial-oh-my/

David
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Re: Developing add-ins for PowerShell Studio

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Thanks David
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