Projects in PowerGUI Script Editor

Published October 8, 2010 Add-ons , PowerGUI , PowerShell 1 Comment
Tags: PowerShell, Programming, Script editor, Windows PowerShell

Adam’s latest add-on gave me something I wanted to have in the script editor for a long time – the project tree where I can easily access files for each of my PowerShell projects, conveniently grouped together in a hierarchy.

1. Just unzip the add-on to your Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules folder.

2. Turn it on in File / PowerShell Libraries / Add-on.ScriptExplorer.

3. And start creating folders and adding files to them (multiselect works! 🙂

Download the new add-on here and leave your comments on the add-on page or Adam’s blog to let him know what you think!

1 Vadims Podans October 12, 2010 at 6:04 am

Thanks! Extremely valuable add-on for the project that contains many and many files!

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