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  • PowerShell, PowerBoots and an Oslo DSL Grammar

    By Doug Finke Working from his example we'll compile grammar and transform the DSL into Xaml using PowerShell to read and create PS Custom Objects. I 'embedded' the DSL (lines 1-6); The DSL Grammar (lines 9-26); Called the M tool chain ... Read More
    Posted to General (Forum) by ps2 on 07-08-2009
    Filed under: Oslo DSL Grammar, PowerBoots
  • Using PowerShell, Boots and a Web Service

    By Doug Finke I wanted to have more control so I put on the PowerBoots (WPF wrapped in PowerShell) and called a web service. The code generates 10 sparklines, with 30 random data points, constructs a Url and sets the source property on a WPF image. ... Read More
    Posted to Using 3rd party PowerShell Enabled Products (Forum) by ps2 on 07-29-2009
    Filed under: PowerBoots, Sparklines
  • Powershell profile

    Hey there - does anyone else do anything with a profile so that it will follow you to all the systems you login to? I'm familiar with setting up a roaming profile in AD, but how can I do a profile for powershell that will have all the items I use on my laptop, so my colors, modules, etc and then...
    Posted to General (Forum) by virtuallynothere on 03-28-2012
    Filed under: PowerShell, PowerShell Plus, Command Line, PoshBoard, Connection History, PowerBoots, powershell 2.0, Powershell GUI
  • Making Disk, Database and Table Graphs with Powershell

    *Note: I'm using Powershell V1 and I've placed Powerboots, SQLPSX, and Visifire in my ...Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Libraries directory. In addition since Powerboots and Visifire use WPF, the .NET 3.5 Framework is required. ... Read More
    Posted to Using 3rd party PowerShell Enabled Products (Forum) by ps2 on 04-08-2009
    Filed under: SQLPX, Graphs, PowerBoots, Visifire
  • Making Disk, Database and Table Graphs with Powershell

    *Note: I'm using Powershell V1 and I've placed Powerboots, SQLPSX, and Visifire in my ...Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Libraries directory. In addition since Powerboots and Visifire use WPF, the .NET 3.5 Framework is required. ... Read More
    Posted to Using 3rd party PowerShell Enabled Products (Forum) by ps2 on 04-09-2009
    Filed under: SQLPX, Graphs, PowerBoots, Visifire
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