PSHostUserInterface Class
Definition
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Defines the properties and facilities providing by an hosting application deriving from PSHost that offers dialog-oriented and line-oriented interactive features.
public ref class PSHostUserInterface abstract
public abstract class PSHostUserInterface
type PSHostUserInterface = class
Public MustInherit Class PSHostUserInterface
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PSHostUserInterface
Constructors
PSHostUserInterface() |
Creates a new instance of the PSHostUserInterface class. |
Properties
RawUI |
Gets hosting application's implementation of the PSHostRawUserInterface abstract base class that implements that class. |
SupportsVirtualTerminal |
Returns true for hosts that support VT100 like virtual terminals. |
Methods
GetFormatStyleString(PSHostUserInterface+FormatStyle) |
Get the ANSI escape sequence for the given format style. |
GetOutputString(String, Boolean) |
Get the appropriate output string based on different criteria. |
Prompt(String, String, Collection<FieldDescription>) |
Constructs a 'dialog' where the user is presented with a number of fields for which to supply values. |
PromptForChoice(String, String, Collection<ChoiceDescription>, Int32) |
Presents a dialog allowing the user to choose an option from a set of options. |
PromptForCredential(String, String, String, String, PSCredentialTypes, PSCredentialUIOptions) |
Prompt for credential. |
PromptForCredential(String, String, String, String) |
Prompt for credentials. |
ReadLine() |
Reads characters from the console until a newline (a carriage return) is encountered. |
ReadLineAsSecureString() |
Same as ReadLine, except that the result is a SecureString, and that the input is not echoed to the user while it is collected (or is echoed in some obfuscated way, such as showing a dot for each character). |
Write(ConsoleColor, ConsoleColor, String) |
Same as Write(String), except that colors can be specified. |
Write(String) |
Writes characters to the screen buffer. Does not append a carriage return. |
WriteDebugLine(String) |
Invoked by WriteDebug(String) to display a debugging message to the user. |
WriteErrorLine(String) |
Writes a line to the "error display" of the host, as opposed to the "output display," which is written to by the variants of Write(String)Write(ConsoleColor, ConsoleColor, String)WriteLine() and WriteLine(String) |
WriteInformation(InformationRecord) |
Invoked by WriteInformation(InformationRecord) to give the host a chance to intercept informational messages. These should not be displayed to the user by default, but may be useful to display in a separate area of the user interface. |
WriteLine() |
The default implementation writes a carriage return to the screen buffer. Write(String)Write(ConsoleColor, ConsoleColor, String)WriteLine(String)WriteLine(ConsoleColor, ConsoleColor, String) |
WriteLine(ConsoleColor, ConsoleColor, String) |
Same as WriteLine(String), except that colors can be specified. |
WriteLine(String) |
Writes characters to the screen buffer, and appends a carriage return. |
WriteProgress(Int64, ProgressRecord) |
Invoked by System.Management.Automation.Cmdlet.WriteProgress(System.Int64,System.Management.Automation.ProgressRecord) to display a progress record. |
WriteVerboseLine(String) |
Invoked by WriteVerbose(String) to display a verbose processing message to the user. |
WriteWarningLine(String) |
Invoked by WriteWarning(String) to display a warning processing message to the user. |