Functions/GenXdev.Coding.PowerShell.Modules/Open-SourceFileInIde.ps1
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################################################################################ <# .SYNOPSIS Opens a source file in the preferred IDE (Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio). .DESCRIPTION This function opens a specified source file in either Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio. It can navigate directly to a specific line number and optionally send keyboard inputs to the IDE after opening the file. The function will attempt to determine which IDE to use based on the current host process, running applications, or user selection. .PARAMETER Path The path to the source file that should be opened in the IDE. Accepts both relative and absolute paths, as well as paths with environment variables. .PARAMETER LineNo The line number to navigate to when opening the file. Default is 0, which opens the file without positioning to a specific line. .PARAMETER Code Switch parameter to force opening the file in Visual Studio Code regardless of the current host process or other running IDEs. .PARAMETER VisualStudio Switch parameter to force opening the file in Visual Studio regardless of the current host process or other running IDEs. .PARAMETER KeysToSend Array of keyboard inputs to send to the application after opening. The function will wait 2 seconds before sending the keys to ensure the IDE has loaded. .EXAMPLE Open-SourceFileInIde -Path "C:\Projects\MyScript.ps1" -LineNo 25 -Code .EXAMPLE editcode "C:\Projects\MyScript.ps1" 25 #> function Open-SourceFileInIde { [CmdletBinding()] [Alias("editcode")] param( ####################################################################### [Parameter( Mandatory = $true, Position = 0, HelpMessage = "The path to the sourcefile to open" )] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [Alias("FullName")] [string] $Path, ####################################################################### [Parameter( Mandatory = $false, Position = 1, HelpMessage = "The line number to navigate to" )] [int] $LineNo = 0, ####################################################################### [Parameter( Mandatory = $false, HelpMessage = "The ide to open the file in" )] [Alias("c")] [switch] $Code, ####################################################################### [Parameter( Mandatory = $false, HelpMessage = "Open in Visual Studio" )] [Alias("vs")] [switch] $VisualStudio, ####################################################################### [Parameter( Mandatory = $false, HelpMessage = "Open in Visual Studio" )] [Alias("keys")] [string[]] $KeysToSend = @() ####################################################################### ) begin { # expand any environment variables or relative paths in the file path $Path = GenXdev.FileSystem\Expand-Path -FilePath $Path # get the process that's hosting the current PowerShell session [System.Diagnostics.Process] $hostProcess = Get-PowershellMainWindowProcess # determine default IDE path based on host process availability $idePath = ($null -eq $hostProcess ? "code" : $hostProcess.Path) # output verbose message about initial host process path Write-Verbose "Initial host process path: $idePath" # check if current host is VS Code or Visual Studio $isCode = $hostProcess.Name -eq "Code" $isVisualStudio = $hostProcess.Name -eq "devenv" # output verbose message about initial IDE detection Write-Verbose "Initial IDE detection: VSCode=$isCode, VS=$isVisualStudio" # if neither Code nor VS is hosting, try to find them running elsewhere if (-not ($isCode -or $isVisualStudio)) { # try to find a running VS Code process [System.Diagnostics.Process] $hostProcess = Get-Process "Code" ` -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object -First 1 # update path if VS Code process was found $idePath = ($null -eq $hostProcess ? $idePath : $hostProcess.Path) $isCode = $null -ne $hostProcess # output verbose message about VS Code detection Write-Verbose "Found running VS Code: $isCode" # try to find a running Visual Studio process [System.Diagnostics.Process] $hostProcess = Get-Process "devenv" ` -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Select-Object -First 1 # update path if Visual Studio process was found $idePath = ($null -eq $hostProcess ? $idePath : $hostProcess.Path) $isVisualStudio = $null -ne $hostProcess # output verbose message about Visual Studio detection Write-Verbose "Found running Visual Studio: $isVisualStudio" } # if still can't determine which IDE to use, prompt the user if (-not ($isCode -bxor $isVisualStudio)) { # use previously chosen IDE or prompt user to select one $userAnswer = (($null -ne $Global:_CodeOrVisualStudioRefactor ? $Global:_CodeOrVisualStudioRefactor : ($host.ui.PromptForChoice( "Make a choice", "What ide to use for refactoring?", @("Visual Studio &Code", "&Visual Studio"), 0)))) # save user's choice for future use in this session $Global:_CodeOrVisualStudioRefactor = $userAnswer # configure IDE settings based on user's choice switch ($Global:_CodeOrVisualStudioRefactor) { 0 { # user chose VS Code $isCode = $true $isVisualStudio = $false # common VS Code installation locations $locations = ( "${Env:AppData}\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe", "${Env:ProgramFiles}\Microsoft VS Code\Code.exe" ) # find the VS Code executable $idePath = Get-ChildItem ` -Path $locations ` -File ` -Recurse ` -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | ForEach-Object { "$($_.FullName)" } | Select-Object -First 1 # output verbose message about selected VS Code path Write-Verbose "Selected VS Code at: $idePath" break } 1 { # user chose Visual Studio $isCode = $false $isVisualStudio = $true # common Visual Studio installation locations $locations = ( "${Env:ProgramFiles}\Microsoft Visual Studio\devenv.exe", "${env:ProgramFiles(x86)}\Microsoft Visual Studio\devenv.exe" ) # find the newest Visual Studio executable $idePath = Get-ChildItem ` -Path $locations ` -File ` -Recurse ` -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Sort-Object { $_.Replace( "${env:ProgramFiles(x86)}\Microsoft Visual Studio\", "" ).Replace( "${Env:ProgramFiles}\Microsoft Visual Studio\", "" ) } -Descending | ForEach-Object { "$($_.FullName)" } | Select-Object -First 1 # output verbose message about selected Visual Studio path Write-Verbose "Selected Visual Studio at: $idePath" break } } } } process { # validate that an IDE was found if ($null -eq $idePath) { # throw an error if no IDE was found throw "No ide found" return } # prepare arguments for opening the file # if VS Code and line number specified, use -g argument if ($Code -and $LineNo -gt 0) { # output verbose message about opening file in VS Code with line number Write-Verbose "Opening in VS Code at line $($LineNo): $Path" # start file in VS Code at specific line number using background job $null = Start-Job { param($idePath, $arguments) Start-Process -FilePath $idePath -ArgumentList $arguments } -ArgumentList @($idePath, @("-g", "$($Path):$LineNo")) | Wait-Job } else { # output verbose message about opening file in IDE Write-Verbose "Opening file in IDE: $Path" # start file in IDE without line number using background job $null = Start-Job { param($idePath, $arguments) Start-Process -FilePath $idePath -ArgumentList $arguments } -ArgumentList @($idePath, @($Path)) | Wait-Job } # send keyboard inputs if requested if (($null -ne $KeysToSend) -and ($KeysToSend.Length -gt 0)) { # wait for the application to start before sending keys Write-Verbose "Waiting 2 seconds before sending keyboard inputs" Start-Sleep 2 # output verbose message about sending keyboard inputs Write-Verbose "Sending keyboard inputs to IDE" # send keyboard inputs with delay between each Send-Key ` -KeysToSend $KeysToSend ` -DelayMilliSeconds 500 } } end { } } ################################################################################ |