Product, version and build: 2015 4.2.95.0
32 or 64 bit version of product: 64
Operating system: Windows 2008 R2
32 or 64 bit OS: 64
Hello again,
I was just wondering if Powershell Studio supports the My.Settings and Application.Events functionality that you have in Winforms via Visual Studio?
The Application Events are things like Startup, Shutdown so that you can do things before the main form is even loaded (e.g. display a splash screen, check for updates etc)
My.Settings allows for application to support persistent settings that can be loaded each time the application starts (e.g. alternate credentials, paths to files etc).
I couldn't find any implementation of these so I'm guessing not but the My.Settings functionality would be particularly useful!
Application.Events and My.Settings
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Re: Application.Events and My.Settings
My.Setting is part of Visual Basic .NET language. Although C# has methods for this, scripts aren't applications. If you can alter the settings via a script, you may end up tampering with the host's settings.
As for Application.Events that is part of the WPF not WinForms, but you should be able to access it via your script as long as the correct assemblies are loaded.
David
As for Application.Events that is part of the WPF not WinForms, but you should be able to access it via your script as long as the correct assemblies are loaded.
David
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.