Module Browser, built on top of PowerShellGet, is a module management toolkit for PowerShell. I have a question which is 'is PowerShell ISE important or can i uninstall it?' I have the same question (0). To be honest, the PowerShell ISE is also a better bet. There are some cases where it can make sense to use Vim, mostly when you want to quickly write a. Vadims Podans on Public Key Infrastructure and PowerShell.
Is it possible to make Powershell ISE behave like vim with some vim-like editing mode or plugin?
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In netbeans I'm using jVi, and in Visual Studio I'm using VsVim, is there something similar for PowerShell ISE?
Or should I drop Powershell ISE altogether and just use vim + powershell command line?
Можно ли заставить Powershell ISE вести себя как vim с каким-то vim-подобным режимом редактирования или плагином?
В netbeans я использую jVi, а в Visual Studio я использую VsVim, есть ли что-то подобное для PowerShell ISE?
Или я должен отказаться от Powershell ISE вообще и просто использовать командную строку vim + powershell?
I would like to say that you are comparing apples to oranges. PowerShell ISE is not a text editor it is meant for scripting. It uses Intellisense and tab completion for path, commands, properties, etc. – Matt21 янв. 152015-01-21 14:05:12
Yeah I guess you're right. I'm pretty new to PowerShell ISE. I just wanted to be able to do familiar navigating when I'm writing those scripts. Like hjkl and so forth. – bjarven21 янв. 152015-01-21 14:35:30
Someone told me once to _just use the damn arrow keys_. Again, they told me .... not you. If this helps here are some [keyboard shortcuts](https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj984298.aspx). A bunch are obivous but it could be useful. – Matt21 янв. 152015-01-21 14:39:16
http://serverfault.com/questions/36991/windows-powershell-vim-keybindings. There is not definitive for what you want but this has been discussed once in the past. Sorry about the answer I misinterpreted the question. – Matt21 янв. 152015-01-21 15:28:31
Powershell Ise For Mac
Windows 7 / Getting StartedThe Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment can be used just as easily as theWindows PowerShell prompt, but it gives you a lot more capabilities.
You can see that it has a familiar menu across the top just like any other Windowsapplication. Below the menu are several icons. As with other applications, you can hoveryour mouse over the icon to see the name. The most common icons you'll use are Save,Run Script, and Run Selection. The Run Script icon is the right-arrow icon, and if youhighlight any text, the icon next to it will be enabled so that you execute the text thatyou've highlighted.
Powershell Ise Debug
The middle pane shows the output of the script. The bottom pane is the PowerShellprompt. Any commands you can enter at the PowerShell prompt can also be entered at theprompt in the bottom pane. You can even save the script you're writing and execute it usingthe full path and name from this prompt.