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Rich formatting for PowerShell help

Rich formatting for PowerShell help

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 27-Jan-2012

[updated] Ok, I just updated this with a new post on PoshCode. I posted the HtmlHelp module to PoshCode for generating HTML web pages based on the help for functions or cmdlets. It basically has one command: Get-HtmlHelp, which takes a couple of parameters now. The only mandatory parameter is the name of the command [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Help, Html, PowerShell, ShowUI | 4 Responses

More ShowUI Widgets

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 20-Jul-2011

Well, I got so many tweets and comments on IRC about my ShowUI clock that I figured I’d share a few other widgets I had lying around … but first, an update to New-UIWidget: function New-UIWidget { [CmdletBinding()] param(     [ScriptBlock]$Content,     [Alias("Refresh")]     [TimeSpan]$Interval = "0:0:2",     [ScriptBlock]$UpdateBlock,     [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Clock, Gadgets, ShowUI, Widgets

The Obligatory ShowUI Clock

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 19-Jul-2011

Well, it all started when Richard Siddaway posted his PowerShell Clock using raw XAML. Then Doug posted his ShowUI Clock, and after some back and forth on our ShowUI developer mailing list, James Brundage posted a video walkthrough of building his clock … Now I’ve dug an old clock of mine out of mothballs and [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Animation, ShowUI, WPF

Disabling Events in ShowUI

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 27-Jun-2011

Because some things just work better in WPF. Let’s say you had a form that collected a bunch of user input, and then had a button that would fire off some work. We’ll assume that you wanted to prevent people from firing off the work again before they know the results of the first time, [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged HowTo, PowerBoots, PowerShell, ShowUI, UserInterface, WinForms | 7 Responses

ShowUI: Handling Events and Producing Output

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 20-Jun-2011

Once you get past the basics of WPF and ShowUI, learning to use nested panels or grids to achieve the layouts you want, and start getting a grip on what controls are available by default, the next step to building useful user interfaces is going to be handling user interactions. In programming, we call those [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged HowTo, PowerBoots, PowerShell, ShowUI, UserInterface, WinForms | 2 Responses

ShowUI: the tutorial walkthrough

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 14-Jun-2011

Ok, let’s be clear: you’ve seen this before, and this isn’t going to be the last you’ll see of it, because we’ve got much more in store in ShowUI, but for the first release of ShowUI, it’s obviously time to update this simple walkthrough of building simple user interfaces in PowerShell! An introduction to ShowUI [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged PowerBoots, PowerShell, ShowUI, Tutorial, UserInterface, WalkThrough | 4 Responses

PowerBoots (Next Generation UI) WPF for PowerShell slides

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 13-Feb-2011

I gave a LiveMeeting presentation on PowerBoots last week, and these are the slides. I’m sorry to say that the recording did not work out, so you’ll have to wait for the next time I present it to see the demos. Luckily, the demo scripts I used are mostly the samples which are available in [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged PowerBoots, PowerShell, ShowUI, UserInterface

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This is web site is dedicated to the musings of Joel Bennett (aka Jaykul) about technology, software, software development, the web, and the world.

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