PowerShell Studio can only recover project files that have their Build property set to “Include”. Again, it is important that you do not modify or remove the exported script’s comment headers / regions otherwise the application will fail to recover your original files. Each recovery block pertains to a single project file. The only difference between projects and single files is that the exported project script contains multiple recovery blocks as opposed to a single recovery block. As long as all the vital information has not been altered or removed, PowerShell Studio will be able to recover the original project files from the exported script. Yes, the data recovery feature also applies to projects as well. Yes, you will be able to retrieve the original package script file (.pss) with its assembly references and packager settings (excluding security information).Ĭan I recover exported projects with this feature? If the exported file’s headers have been removed or modified, PowerShell Studio may fail to find the user generated portions of the script.Ĭan I recover a. If you click the “Yes” button, it will build and load the unsaved reconstructed file. If you click the “No” button, it will simply open the file. If recovery data is present and PowerShell Studio fails to find original the file or if you pressed the “No” button, it will prompt you to reconstruct the original file: If PowerShell Studio determines that the file was exported, it will prompt you to open or search for the original file. In order to recover the original file simply open the exported script in PowerShell Studio. How do I recover the original form file (.psf)? Therefore, it is very important that you do not modify the generated comments / headers within the exported script. The rest of the user generated script / event blocks are recovered from the exported script itself. The data block only contains form and settings information. If you modify this recovery comment block you will NOT be able to recover your original form. For your convenience, the data block is contained in a collapsible region: As you can see, the recovery data block is contained within a comment to prevent any modification to the script’s logic. This block of data that contains all the relevant form data including other information such as packager settings (excluding security information). When you enable Data Recovery and export a script, PowerShell Studio will insert a special block of data: Under the Export section check the “Embed Recovery Data in Exported Scripts” option.
To enable Recovery, go to Options->Designer.
This article will help answer any questions you may have about the new recovery feature. PowerShell Studio has a Data Recovery feature to prevent this scenario from occurring again. The only solution was to recreate the form by hand and manually paste the event scripts into the new form. Naturally they would ask us if they could recover the original form from the exported script. These users only had an exported GUI script. Over time we have had various users who needed to alter the form but lost the original psf file.
0 kommentar(er)
