We’ve blogged previously about PrimalScript 4.1’s live syntax checking for VBScript and JScript. Well, we’ll be adding that same feature to Windows PowerShell, too! As shown in the attached photo, certain syntax errors in PowerShell scripts can be caught, identified, and highlighted for you as you type – helping you catch bugs before they occur! PrimalScript 4.1 launches in just …

We’re pleased to announce the official list of “which new features will be in which editions” for PrimalScript 4.1. As you may know, we’ve been announcing new features in this blog and on the PrimalScript 4.1 Preview Center, although to date we have not announced which ones will be included in specific editions of the product. Please note that if you’re after a particular feature, but currently own a lesser edition of PrimalScript 4.0

Although PrimalScript 4.1’s release date is fast approaching, we have our dev team busy trying to incorporate VBScript and JScript help, too, in the same way the new PowerShell help works: Position your cursor over a language keyword, press F1, and see the help in the output pane’s “Help” tab. As with PowerShell help, we’ll evaluate users’ opinions of this …

PrimalScript 4.1 will be out probably within the next 30 days. As we’ve indicated before, this will be free for all PrimalScript 4.0 users. So, here’s the thing you need to be thinking about – whether you’re a 4.0 owner or a 3.x owner:

Now showing on the PrimalScript 4.1 Preview Center is our newly-announced built-in dynamic help for Windows PowerShell!