PowerShell in Sublime- syntax highlighting and piping commands
My love for PowerShell is still strong, and so is my fascination for Sublime. So of course I would like to combine powers! I would like to be able to do two things, have syntax highlighting and to run commands piping the output to sublime. Doable? You bet!
The example is with Sublime 2
Get the Sublime package for PowerShell on GitHub

Get also the package for running and piping commands

Unzip, then add the folders to the packages folder for Sublime

Restart Sublime, and you have it :)

To run a command, highlight the command and press Ctrl + Shift + R

It wont open a PowerShell window, I just wanted to show that they return the same result :)
Comments
Tomas
Stuart
Great article, the powershell editor in sublime is way better than the clunky one in the ISE
Last modified on 2013-11-28