Latest post of the previous page:
http://code.google.com/p/farnet/(+ latest FAR.NET and documentation)
= 1.1.53 =
*** IMPORTANT: NEW POWERSHELL VERSION ***
This version requires PowerShell V2 CTP3. Older versions of PowerShell will not
be supported. Even with new bugs (yes, there are a few) PowerShell V2 CTP3 is
much better and more powerfull than any older version.
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=131969
V2 CTP3 CHANGES
*) The PSF engine did not require any changes for V2 CTP3, but some scripts
were updated due to breaking changes in V2 CTP3.
*) Built-in help comments were included in scripts, so that you can now (just a
few examples):
>: My-Script.ps1 -?
>: man My-Script.ps1
>: help My-Script.ps1 -full
*) TabExpansion mechanism is updated so that it uses new CTP3 features where it
is possible.
*) Reindent-Selection-.ps1 takes into account new block comments <#..#>.
*) Colorer: PowerShell.hrc is updated to reflect changed and new CTP3 features:
renamed\removed\new cmdlets, block comments, auto-help comments, etc.
OTHER CHANGES
*) New script Invoke-Shortcut-.ps1 opens a shortcut file (.lnk) in FAR in a few
ways. See comments there or just use new CTP3 feature auto-help, that is type
one of the commands:
>: Invoke-Shortcut-.ps1 -?
>: man Invoke-Shortcut-.ps1 -full
(assume the script is the system path)
*) Fixed occasional mysterious error message "Not enough storage..." on running
the first interactive command in a session from the FAR command line or the
editor console.
*) PSF command history - Ctrl-R removes duplicates (it is more standard shortcut
than Delete; Delete still does the same, but in the future this action may be
changed, perhaps).
*) Install-Macro-.ps1 - added "easy prefix" macro ']' in Shell area (John Doe
proposed '>', but it is a matter of preference, of course; besides, ']' allows
one hand typing). So, ']' in empty command line is expanded to '>: '.
*) Test-Dialog-.ps1: fixed variable conflicts in user control Drawing handler:
used extra block &{..} that makes variables local and avoids the conflicts.
Happy New Year!