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- Demos Ready-made programs to run, copy and make your own.
- Live runs Many items in parallel, watch views and Pester runs.
- Interactive Prompts, menus, forms and the grid.
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Current section: .NET API

Class

DemoScript

ConsoleMonster.Demos

Namespace: ConsoleMonster.Demos
Assembly: ConsoleMonster
Source: DemoScript.cs:51
Modifiers: sealed

Plain PowerShell commands with optional # demo: presentation directives.

Inheritance

object
DemoScript

Usage

Explore 4 API references to this type

This type appears in these public API surfaces even when no hand-authored example is attached directly to the page.

Returned or exposed by 2

Method DemoScript.Parse
Method DemoScript.Read

Accepted by parameters 2

Method ConsoleDemo.Present parameter script
Method ConsoleDemo.Record parameter script

Methods

public static DemoScript Parse(string source) #

DemoScript.cs:58

Parses commands and directives. Multiline strings, blocks, pipelines and here-strings remain one command.

Parameters

source string required

Returns

DemoScript

public static DemoScript Read(string path) #

DemoScript.cs:51

Reads a UTF-8 demo file.

Parameters

path string required

Returns

DemoScript

Inherited Methods

Properties

public IReadOnlyList<DemoStep> Steps { get; } #

DemoScript.cs:46

Steps in source order. Parsing does not execute PowerShell.

public string? SourcePath { get; private set; } #

DemoScript.cs:48

Original file path for PowerShell's PSScriptRoot and PSCommandPath, or null for parsed text.