Ok, that is a weird blog post title. I could not think of a better one for this post. Anyway, coming to the subject and as I mentioned earlier, I have several PowerShell ISE addons that I use on a regular basis. I kept writing them whenever I found the need. I have been polishing these addons for sharing here. So, here is another one in the ISE addons series. If you have used PowerShell console or even traditional console (cmd.exe), you might have used the F7 functionality of the console host. This, when used, displays a nice little pop-up menu with the command history. You can just scroll through the list and select an item to execute it again at the console. This will be very useful when you have very long command history and using arrows keys won’t really help. This is how that popup looks: However, this functionality is not available in PowerShell ISE. So, here is a simple addon that shows command history in a WinForms data grid and you can …
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