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Hello,

Wanted to start off and say what a great project! I am running in to an issue when running through the example script using the last 3 buttons.

I receive the following error;

Invoke-ButtonAction : This command cannot be run due to the error: The system cannot find the file specified.
At C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PSScriptMenuGui\1.0.1\public\functions.ps1:125 char:13
+             Invoke-ButtonAction $_.Source.Name
+             ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WriteErrorException,Invoke-ButtonAction

Using PS 5.1.19041.906

Any help would be appreciated,

Hi,

Firstly, great work!

Is it possible to add more functionality to the GUI?

1. Fullscreen Mode
2. Grid layout

Thanks

Hi,
I've discovered your module. Great job. Could i suggest you add more samples for use it.
i.e. : Auto build GUI - How ? Always with the .csv file in input,.. but the .csv file could be build automatically.
In a Main Script :

• Gather script files (.bat, .cmd, .ps1) in a specific folder (i.e. Scripts )
• Building the .csv file automatically with info gathered

1. Section : Auto-completion depending on file name. i.e. If file name begin by "Get", section will be "QUERIES", il the name file begin by "ADD" section will be "NEW", ...
2. Method : Auto-completion depending on file type (.ps1, .cmd, ...)
3. Command : auto-completion depending of file Name excluding the prefix of the file Name
4. Descrption : auto-completion depending of the Help Section in the script
   if .cmd or .bat file : read first line (comment) in the file script
   if .ps1 file : read .SYNOPSIS section

• Saving the .csv file
• Call Show-MenuGui cmdlet

With this, anyone could build a dynamic GUI depending of the currents scripts in path

I'm thinking that this could be a real good enhancement to show or describe about your module in your Gibhub

I'm aware that to realize this, there are some prerequisites (Naming convention for script files, Help or comments in script files, ...)

Regards
Olivier

I'm having some difficulty trying to get a powershell script that can have multiple parameters with values to work with the Powershell Script Menu Gui.
A normal execution of my script is like this:
checkup.ps1 -patchowner "My Name" -showpatches

There are other parameters that can be used with this script, each one does something different.
How would I go about adding this to the csv file?