Add new Commands submodule to expose useful commands inside editor #487
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This change adds a new PowerShellEditorServices.Commands module that gets loaded inside of the editor session's runspace to provide functions and cmdlets which are useful when working with the $psEditor APIs. This will also be the place where built-in "editor commands" are registered when the session initializes. Resolves PowerShell#403. Resolves PowerShell/vscode-powershell#784.
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Naming of the module, it's path, etc are not set in stone, we can tweak things later if people have ideas for improvement :) Merging this now to get @SeeminglyScience going! |
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This change adds a new PowerShellEditorServices.Commands module that
gets loaded inside of the editor session's runspace to provide functions
and cmdlets which are useful when working with the $psEditor APIs. This
will also be the place where built-in "editor commands" are registered
when the session initializes.
Resolves #403.
Resolves PowerShell/vscode-powershell#784.