pscoder: PowerShell plugin for Eclipse

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 04 Feb 2009 | Tagged as: Applications

Now that I’m using PowerShell more, I’m looking for a good editor for it. The GUI editor that comes with PowerShell 2.0 is ok, but it only works well with editing one document at a time. If you have multiple libraries and modules, it may be difficult managing your project.

The first place I looked was finding a plugin for Eclipse, and found pscoder. This is an open source plugin from Google Code. The plugin is very basic, but it does colour code the source and has comment/uncomment hot key support. Its still a work in progress, but so is the GUI editor from Microsoft.

You can download pscoder at code.google.com/p/pscoder.



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2 Responses to “pscoder: PowerShell plugin for Eclipse”

  1. on 05 Feb 2009 at 12:17 am 1.karl prosser said …

    have you tried PowerShell Plus, or Powershell Analyzer?

  2. on 06 Feb 2009 at 12:03 pm 2.Johan Cyprich said …

    Not yet, but I’ll take a look at it. Eclipse is ok, but not a great solution … but better than Notepad. :) Thanks.

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