Public/Set-WFForm.ps1
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function Set-WFForm { <# .SYNOPSIS The Set-WFForm function is used to change the properties of a Form or to intract with it .DESCRIPTION The Set-WFForm function is used to change the properties of a Form or to intract with it .PARAMETER Form Specifies the Form control .PARAMETER Text Specifies the text/Title of the form .PARAMETER WindowState Set the Window State of the form. .PARAMETER BringToFront Bring the form to the front of the screen .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Set-WFForm -Form $form1 -BringToFront .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Set-WFForm -Form $form1 -Text "My GUI" .EXAMPLE PS C:\> Set-WFForm -Form $form1 -WindowState "Minimized" .NOTES Author: Francois-Xavier Cat Twitter:@LazyWinAdm www.lazywinadmin.com github.com/lazywinadmin #> [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess = $true)] param ( [System.Windows.Forms.Form]$Form, [Alias('Title')] [String]$Text = "Hello World", [ValidateSet('Maximized', 'Minimized', 'Normal')] [String]$WindowState, [Switch]$BringToFront ) BEGIN { Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms } PROCESS { IF ($PSBoundParameters["Text"]) { IF ($PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess($Form, "Set the Title")) { $Form.Text = $Text } } IF ($PSBoundParameters["WindowState"]) { IF ($PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess($Form, "Set Windows State to $WindowState")) { $Form.WindowState = $WindowState } } IF ($PSBoundParameters["BringToFront"]) { IF ($PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess($Form, "Bring the Form to the front of the screen")) { $Form.BringToFront() } } } #PROCESS } |