You now have more control over your service installer's behavior.
You can now specify which account the service will run under, and also control whether the service is stopped or started during installation.
You can enable the service to interact with the desktop via the installer.
Note: The Service Settings tab will only appear when the Project Type is set to Windows Service.
New DataGridView Return Variable
This build introduces a new return variable for the DataGridView in projects, when invoking a psf form file: $FormName_DataGridViewName_SelectedObjects
The SelectedObjects return variable will contain an array of the data bound objects pertaining to the selected rows / cells.
When you invoke the form in a project, PowerShell Studio will automatically generate the return variables.
Special Considerations
If you use a DataTable to bind to the DataGridView, then it will contain DataRowView objects for the SelectedObjects variable.
If you manually built the contents of the DataGridView, the SelectedObjects variable will contain null values.
Now includes two cache related commands:
Rebuild Local Cache
This command rebuilds the cache, including any new modules installed.
If you modified the cache with Cache Editor, PowerShell Studio will now prompt you before rebuilding the cache (Press Yes, to override the manual changes. / Press No, to cancel.) This safety check will help prevent accidentally undoing any manual changes made to the cache.
Reload Cache
This command will reload the cache without making any changes.
Use this command to reload the cache after making changes with the Cache Editor.