Shahar Gvirtz's Weblog
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[Tip] Option Explicit in PowerShell
Someone asked me how we can set Windows PowerShell to work like in VB when you specify Option Explicit.
How to disable using of variables that didn't defined in the code. In this way, you know for sure that you aren't use undefined variable and get unexpected results. -
MSDN Code Gallery
I saw it today, and it looks very cool. try the new MSDN Code Gallery.
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Build API for your application based on Windows PowerShell
Windows PowerShell, is the new (kind of new) Shell from Microsoft. Actually, PowerShell is more than a shell. you can use PowerShell as a Platform. Because PowerShell commands (AKA command-lets or cmdlets) are actually .NET classes, and PowerShell, not like other shells, is object oriented, we can use powershell as a development platform.
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How to get the full command line
Someone asked me, and I post here the answer - sometimes, we want to get from our command-let the command that the user entered to use our command-let. we want the full line, with all the command-lets in the pipeline and all the parameters.
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Cmdlet vs. PSCmslet - Windows PowerShell
When you write a Command-Let in Windows PowerShell, you must derive from one of the following classes: System.Management.Automation.Cmdlet or System.Management.Automation.PSCmdlet.
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Use C# 3 features from C# 2 and .NET 2.0 code (var keyword, anoynoymous types, auto-properties and more from .NET 2.0 project)
Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 are already here, but some of us, sometimes, still need to use .NET 2.0.
Visual Studio 2008, support in a new feature called “Multi Targeting”. You can use Visual Studio 2008 ad IDE for .NET 2.0 and .NET 3.0 too. Simply, in the “New Project” form, choose the version you want. -
Hello World
Hello, and welcome to my new weblog here. My name is Shahar Gvirtz, I’m 15 years old from Israel (so, first of all I just apology for my English) . I have a blog here (Hebrew) since April 2006. Now, I start to write here, in English.
