Tuesday, January 8, 2008 12:14 PM
xmldeveloper
Shell Tools at Powershell.com
One of the perks of being MVP is that you can use lots of commercial applications for free. Two of them come from Shell Tools: PowerShell Analyzer and PowerShell Plus. If you are into PowerShell then I recommend you to at least download the free version of PowerShell Pluss and give it a try. You will be impressed.
PowerShell Analyzer:

PowerShell Plus:

The differences between the two are listed in the next list:
Feature |
PowerShellAnalyzer 1.0 |
PowerShell+ Beta |
Debugging PowerShell Scripts |
P |
Y |
Rich UI-Console (truly native console with full intellisense-like UI) |
N |
Y |
Rich help system for cmdlets, aliases etc. |
Y |
N |
Graphical visualization of pipeline output |
Y |
N |
Code Snippets |
N |
Y |
Intellisense |
Y |
Y |
PowerShell Drives and Providers Explorer |
Y |
N |
PowerGUI-like Navigator Support and Dynamic Context Menus |
N |
Y |
Multiple Runspace (tabbed Runspaces) |
Y |
N |
Real-time Variable and Property Monitor |
N |
Y |
Editing with color syntax highlighting |
Y |
Y |
Support for XML-documents including XSD support |
N |
Y |
Support for c# and VB.NET documents including compilation |
N |
Y |
PowerTAB tabexpansion integrated |
N |
Y |
Legend:
- Y - Full Support
- N - No Support
- P - Partial Support
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