Hi guys, what text editor do you use for highlight the syntax of powershell
scripts....
I would like it has a console mode..........something like VIM? (i don't
like VIM because their strange use mode)

Windows PowerShell Editor ISE (CTP3)

Michael Soza a écrit :

> Hi guys, what text editor do you use for highlight the syntax of
> powershell scripts....
> I would like it has a console mode..........something like VIM? (i
> don't like VIM because their strange use mode)

I use Notepad++ and http://poshcode.org/notepad++lexer

But I don't ever edit in the console on Windows
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Joel


Michael Soza wrote:

> Hi guys, what text editor do you use for highlight the syntax of
> powershell scripts....
> I would like it has a console mode..........something like VIM? (i don't
> like VIM because their strange use mode)

As mentioned here is free editor Windows PowerShell ISE (I hate this editor)
which ships with PowerShell V2 by default. Another cool editor is PowerGUI
from Quest Software.
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WBR, Vadims Podans
MVP: PowerShell
PowerShell blog - www.sysadmins.lv

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> Hi guys, what text editor do you use for highlight the syntax of
> powershell scripts....
> I would like it has a console mode..........something like VIM? (i don't
> like VIM because their strange use mode)

ok, thanks, im trying powergui.......is nice have the intellisense...

"Vadims Podans [MVP]" <vpodans> wrote in message
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> As mentioned here is free editor Windows PowerShell ISE (I hate this
> editor) which ships with PowerShell V2 by default. Another cool editor is
> PowerGUI from Quest Software.
> --
> WBR, Vadims Podans
> MVP: PowerShell
> PowerShell blog - www.sysadmins.lv
>
> "Michael Soza" <voodoomsr@xxxxxx> rakstija zinojuma
> "news:324A786D-4FE1-47C3-878F-0A11689CF62F@xxxxxx"...

>> Hi guys, what text editor do you use for highlight the syntax of
>> powershell scripts....
>> I would like it has a console mode..........something like VIM? (i don't
>> like VIM because their strange use mode)

>