Here's a short powershell script to get the strong name of an assembly:

If you add this to your profile, you can set up an external tool in Visual Studio to run this against the current project:

 

 

 

 

PowerText is a powershell snapin for file processing.
The initial release has a single cmdlet - Import-DelimitedValues for importing character delimited values, available @ www.harleygreen.com/7/section.aspx/download/3

Current cmdlets include:

Import-DelimitedValues: Replacement for the Import-Csv cmdlet, providing the ability to specify the delimiter.

This is an initial release, and is offered under the Apache 2.0 licence.

Source code to follow shortly.

Comments / criticism / suggestions are all welcome.

Thanks
Harley

PowerQueue is a powershell snapin for accessing MSMQ messages and queues, available @ www.harleygreen.com/7/section.aspx/download/2

Current cmdlets include:

Clear-Queue: Purges all messages from a queue
Get-Queue: Gets queues matching input parameters
New-Queue: Creates a new queue
Receive-Message: Reads / Peeks at messages in a queue
Send-Message: adds a message to a queue
Test-Queue: check if a queue exists

This is an initial release, and is offered under the Apache 2.0 licence.

Source code to follow shortly.
update: These cmdlets have been included in Powershell Community Extentions - the source is available from codeplex @ http://www.codeplex.com/PowerShellCX

Comments / criticism / suggestions are all welcome.

Thanks
Harley

PowerSql is a simple powershell snapin for easy execution of sql commands. There are 2 flavors - OleDb and SqlServer specific commands.

The current cmdlets include:
Get-SqlData - returns strongly typed objects
Get-OleDbData - returns strongly typed objects
Get-SqlDataSet
Get-OleDbDataSet
Invoke-SqlCommand - returns number of rows affected
Invoke-OleDbCommand - returns number of rows affected

update: These cmdlets have been included in Powershell Community Extentions - the source is available from codeplex @ http://www.codeplex.com/PowerShellCX