The short answer is 'Yes'.
Windows PowerShell ISE has a Scripting Object Mdel which is hierarchical. The root object is: $psISE object which is an instance of Microsoft.PowerSehll.Host.ISE.ObjectModelRoot class.
Under the 'root' there are many other objects such as; CurrentFile, CurrentPowerShellTab etc.
Here are some $psISE properties:
From the 'root. object I can create a new tab in the Windows PowerShell ISE with a name to display it as shown.
You can create a new tab 'Test' using this code. A new tab 'Test' is added to the UI as shown.:
ISE_04
Windows PowerShell ISE has a Scripting Object Mdel which is hierarchical. The root object is: $psISE object which is an instance of Microsoft.PowerSehll.Host.ISE.ObjectModelRoot class.
Under the 'root' there are many other objects such as; CurrentFile, CurrentPowerShellTab etc.
Here are some $psISE properties:
ISE_0
ISE_1
ISE_2
ISE_3
From the 'root. object I can create a new tab in the Windows PowerShell ISE with a name to display it as shown.
You can create a new tab 'Test' using this code. A new tab 'Test' is added to the UI as shown.:
ISE_04
