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* new-alert [ [-eventname] <eventname> ] [ [-variable] <var> | [-variablename] <varname> ] [ [-count] <count>] [ [-message] <msg>] - type <balloon | apptitle | sound | email> [-onceonly]
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id# 2842 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Jun 4 at 5:36 PM
by oisin
use p/invoke to put a symbol on top right of console window perhaps, to show events waiting? this way you could hook a "terminating" event on a synchronous .net object, and run it in a new-job scri...
id# 2198 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Jun 4 at 5:35 PM
by oisin
sometimes read-event -wait returns immediately with no events - seems to be related to using ctrl+c to break out; a subsequent call immediately returns, but additional calls behave as normal. Proba...
id# 4856 | Planned Release: PSEventing 1.1 | Last Updated: Jun 4 at 5:34 PM
by oisin
currently a read flushes the queue; this would allow a "peek" of the default queue (or specific named queue) without emptying it.
id# 4677 | Planned Release: PSEventing 1.1 | Last Updated: Jun 4 at 5:34 PM
by oisin
The snapin cannot handle events with EventHandler<T> generic delegates.
id# 4323 | Planned Release: PSEventing 1.1 | Last Updated: Jun 4 at 5:07 PM
by oisin
read-event fits the queue metaphor better than get. also shortened to other command names.
id# 5088 | Planned Release: PSEventing 1.1 | Last Updated: Jan 12 at 7:58 PM
by oisin
add named queue support to all related cmdlets:
* read-event [[-queuename] <queue>]
* get-eventqueue [[-queuename] <queue>,<queue>,... ]
this allows event sources to be partitioned easily.
id# 5087 | Planned Release: PSEventing 1.1 | Last Updated: Jan 12 at 7:58 PM
by oisin
From dicussions:
Does "get-event -wait" pump windows messages?
I'm finding that certain com objects aren't generating events as I'd expect and I'm guessing that this is because the thread isnt h...
id# 3533 | Planned Release: PSEventing 1.1 Beta | Last Updated: Dec 19 2007 at 4:47 PM
by oisin
I think changing PSEvent to EventRecord might fit the powershell design better.
id# 3192 | Planned Release: None | Last Updated: Aug 27 2007 at 1:37 PM
by oisin
New cmdlet added to allow adding of custom PSEvent objects to the global event queue; the custom PSEvent permits a custom object payload by way of a PSEventArgs instance.
id# 2807 | Planned Release: PSEventing 1.0 | Last Updated: Jul 15 2007 at 4:36 AM
by oisin
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