Where do you see all code in 1 view page that are hidden away as default? Even if you do a ps1. they still hide stuff if you look in notepad. Else the need off just shut it off an have a clean design gui / form some where in the settings.
@@BryanCafferky 😉 When I = "Export to File" I get this: 1. ps1 file 2. psf file ps1 = I get this: Source File Information .NOTES region Application Functions = no information hidden for me region Generated Form Objects Here it has mixet it up, instead off putting is seperat so you have to manuel take stuff and replace is to give any real sens for a human being. psf = I get alot of nonsens code at the top like: e2auu0MgIq6fv16tLS0xD333BNP And under that part: .SYNOPSIS DESCRIPTION .EXAMPLE Anyway not really great missing alot off data here also. What I really want is to have a "Clean" code to work whit. And remove all the noise that are just in they way. I am not sure if that is possible, for else you have to use 2 different programs to take things out and replace them in the right way, Or is there in some program settings that can make code clean an user friendly. In the PS1 there are alot of PARAMETER text also that just fill up the file whit text messages.
@@srenlarsen3148 Ah. Ok. I think I see what you mean. PowerShell Studio is a code generator when it comes to creating WinForms and it is not recommended for you to change the generated code. The idea is to work in PowerShell Studio to add your custom code and then generate/re-generate the output program. If you want a clean program to maintain n your own, best just to code it from scratch. See this blog for a tutorial. lazyadmin.nl/powershell/powershell-gui-howto-get-started/ You may also find some POSH libraries available to help you but I get concerned they won't be maintained.
@@BryanCafferky Great Thanks. Maybe it's just me who's used to removing code that fills up and is taking up space or is optional. Do you have a solution for Winforms ComboBox, How to remove the Blue "Highlight" color in Drop down menu. I haven´t found any yet. There are no transparent options in ComboBox I thing.
now 2023, i still watch this clip and learn how to use Powershell Studio, thank you very much!
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I'm not seeing this part 3 video anywhere. I wanted to watch it first.
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Where do you see all code in 1 view page that are hidden away as default?
Even if you do a ps1. they still hide stuff if you look in notepad.
Else the need off just shut it off an have a clean design gui / form some where in the settings.
When you export to file or deploy the project, all the form controls creation code is included in the output .ps1 file.
@@BryanCafferky 😉
When I = "Export to File" I get this:
1. ps1 file
2. psf file
ps1 = I get this:
Source File Information
.NOTES
region Application Functions
= no information hidden for me
region Generated Form Objects
Here it has mixet it up, instead off putting is seperat so you have to manuel take stuff and replace is to give any real sens for a human being.
psf = I get alot of nonsens code at the top like: e2auu0MgIq6fv16tLS0xD333BNP
And under that part:
.SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
.EXAMPLE
Anyway not really great missing alot off data here also.
What I really want is to have a "Clean" code to work whit.
And remove all the noise that are just in they way.
I am not sure if that is possible, for else you have to use 2 different programs to take things out and replace them in the right way, Or is there in some program settings that can make code clean an user friendly.
In the PS1 there are alot of PARAMETER text also that just fill up the file whit text messages.
@@srenlarsen3148 Ah. Ok. I think I see what you mean. PowerShell Studio is a code generator when it comes to creating WinForms and it is not recommended for you to change the generated code. The idea is to work in PowerShell Studio to add your custom code and then generate/re-generate the output program. If you want a clean program to maintain n your own, best just to code it from scratch. See this blog for a tutorial. lazyadmin.nl/powershell/powershell-gui-howto-get-started/
You may also find some POSH libraries available to help you but I get concerned they won't be maintained.
@@BryanCafferky Great Thanks.
Maybe it's just me who's used to removing code that fills up and is taking up space or is optional.
Do you have a solution for Winforms ComboBox, How to remove the Blue "Highlight" color in Drop down menu.
I haven´t found any yet.
There are no transparent options in ComboBox I thing.
Yes use VScode. The best and most Open Source Editor environment supported by(?) Microsoft(!)
That's a pretty big claim. Why is it the best? Best for what? For PowerShell, PowerShell Studio offers a lot more features.
I remember VB6 :)
yes for vscode