Author: Keith Hill
How to strong name partially signed assemblies
When developing software based on .NET it is quite common to strong name your assemblies especially if you’re a library…
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#PSCXTip Getting details about a command’s parameters
The parameters for a PowerShell command can be quite complex. Some parameters are only valid in certain parameter sets. Parameters…
Read More #PSCXTip Manipulating file attributes
When dealing with files under source control it is quite often useful to be able to make a bunch of…
Read More #PSCXTip Testing XML for well-formedness and validity against a schema
We often deal with XML files whether it is modifying TFS work item templates, C# project files, or our own…
Read More #PSCXTip Formatting XML for better readability
XML is great for easily storing structured data and is pretty easy to work with in PowerShell. However, sometimes you…
Read More #PSCXTip How to determine the byte order mark of a text file
Text files created by PowerShell are little endian Unicode (UTF-16LE) by default. You can see this by inspecting the first…
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