Functionality, usability and aesthetics-according to personal preference-are important. Like any scripting or programming language, choosing the right editor can make or break one’s coding experience. PowerShell runs on Windows, Linux, and macOS. PowerShell is a cross-platform task automation solution made up of a command-line shell, a scripting language, and a configuration management framework. You too can customize to your favorite settings.įinally, as promised, here is the XML for my editor settings.PowerShell is a modern command shell that includes the best features of other popular shells I love the fact that PowerShell Studio 2014 allows me to customize the environment to work the way I want to. Now you can quickly jump back and forth between layouts to work on a specific task. You’ll note my customized layout that I previously saved has been added to the list (ArcaneCode Layout). Once you get a layout you like, you can save your custom layout for later.
Clicking it shows the layouts optimized for the task you are doing. At the bottom left is a “Layouts” button. PowerShell Studio also makes it easy to alter the layout of the various panels that surround the editor. All you’ll have to do is copy it to notepad, save it as an XML file, then use the “Load Settings” feature to load it.
To make it easy should you like this theme I’ve pasted the XML for the dark editor at the end of this blog. Alternately, you can save just the editor settings by clicking the Save Editor Settings. Through it you can Save All Settings, which saves everything, from the colors to the layout of all the panels on the screen. Once you have everything set the way you wish, you can save your settings and move them from machine to machine.
Through the Font Style button you can set the values for each In the Home toolbar there is an Options button… Next to tackle the colors within the editor. This gives the darker colors that surround the environment. From it you can pick from one of the standard “Office” themes.Īs you can see, I selected Office 2012 Black. First, in the upper right there’s a drop down. Yes, I am one of those oddballs who likes dark color themes. Out of the box, here is the look and feel (click on image for bigger view):Īnd here is what my environment looks like: The focus for this first post is customization. I thought I’d spend a few blog posts looking at some of the features.
In the first day it already helped my productivity. They give a 45 day trial, so I’ve downloaded it and am truly impressed. SAPIEN Technologies ( website) released their PowerShell tool, PowerShell Studio 2014 this month.
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