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Windows/PowerShell users should know there's a builtin cmdlet for this, Out-GridView. I mention this because I've used it for viewing objects in tabular form lo
by netmare 3y ago
Windows/PowerShell users should know there's a builtin cmdlet for this, Out-GridView. I mention this because I've used it for viewing objects in tabular form long before I realized it allows interactive selection. For example, selecting desktop files to delete:
Get-ChildItem -File ~\desktop | Out-GridView -PassThru | Remove-Item
or using aliases:
ls -file ~\desktop | ogv -pass | ri
- operator-name 3y agoWow! It's a shame that it's GUI only, but really cool to see powershell including all of these nifty functions.
- netmare 3y agoYeah, a text-mode equivalent inside the console would have been much better. Something like the TBrowse system of dBase/Clipper I was using back in the 90s. Ah, the memories...