One of many new features of PowerShell Studio 2014 is the Find in Files tool. Find in Files allows you to search multiple files without having to open each file individually, as you would have done in the previous versions of PowerShell Studio. The Find in Files button is location in the Tools tab of […]
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PowerShell Studio 2014: Code Formatting
One of the new features we added to PowerShell Studio 2014 is code formatting. PowerShell Studio 2014 will now beautify your script while you type or when you paste content. Often times when you paste a PowerShell script from the web, the lines aren’t indented correctly. With the PowerShell Studio’s code formatting, it will automatically […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Comment-Based Help Templates
In a previous article we covered how you can generate comment-based help for functions. Now we expanded upon this feature by added the ability to create templates for comment-based help generator. [Requires: PowerShell Studio 2014 v4.1.61 or above] Comment-Based Help Templates PowerShell Studio comes with a predefined template that contains the following: The template file […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: File Templates
PowerShell Studio always contained templates for various file types. In previous versions, users who wanted to change the template had to manually edit the existing template files. Unfortunately whenever the user updated the application the installer would uninstall the application before applying an update, thus losing any modification made to the template. As a result, […]
SAPIEN at Tech-Ed 2014, Houston, TX
Its that time of year again… Tech-Ed Time! Of course, SAPIEN will be in attendance, will you? If you are attending Tech-Ed 2014, drop by our booth (#434) and say hello to Alex (our CTO), David (lead developer of PowerShell Studio) and June (Lead web technologies developer). They will be more that happy to give […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Editor Coloring
Many users like to customize their editor coloring and PowerShell Studio lets them do just that. With PowerShell Studio, users can specify the coloring for the editor’s syntax coloring and backgrounds. To edit the font and coloring of the PowerShell Studio go to: Options->Editor->Font and Color… Editor Font and Color Settings Using this dialog you […]
May Special: Get VersionRecall 2014 For 50% Off!
Buy VersionRecall 2014 at 50% Off When You Purchase or Upgrade PrimalScript or PowerShell Studio But wait—there’s more: with the purchase or upgrade of a license, we will give you a one-year subscription for both pieces of software! It’s a G-R-E-A-T deal! You already know about PrimalScript and PowerShell Studio—two, well-established, top-of-the-class ISE’s—but have you […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Rename Refactoring
Another new feature of PowerShell Studio 2014 is rename refactoring. Rename refactoring allows you to intelligently rename variables, controls, parameters, functions and more. You start by right-clicking on the object you wish to rename to bring up the context menu. Then select Rename… from the menu: You are then presented with the rename dialog: Let […]
PowerShell Studio 2014: Function Builder
PowerShell Studio 2014 introduces a quick and easy way to create complex functions using the new Function Builder: Let’s cover each field of the Function Builder and how to create a function. Cmdlet Name The function builder provides you with a verb and noun field. The verb field contains a combo box with a list […]
VersionRecall integration with PrimalScript and PowerShell Studio
The folks over at PowerShell.org recently published a review of VersionRecall (http://powershell.org/wp/2014/04/15/review-sapien-versionrecall/) There was one paragraph that took us a little bit by surprise: “Unfortunately, PowerShell Studio doesn’t seem to recognize VersionRecall as a source control provider (at least, it didn’t show up when I tried to configure source control in PowerShell Studio). That means […]
