![]() ::LoadWithPartialName("")Īdd-type -AssemblyName microsoft.VisualBasicĪdd-type -AssemblyName System.Windows. This code opens Notepad and types "Hello" ::LoadWithPartialName("System.Drawing") Thinking I had an answer, I tried using ::Load('') which give this error Exception calling "Load" with "1" argument(s): "Could not load file or assembly '' or one of its dependencies. ![]() The strange part, if I close the GUI then re-run the script, I don't get the Unable to find type error and pressing Enter works as desired. On the form, add 2 TextBox controls (that you will name txtFName and txtLName), a ErrorProvider control, and a Button control (name. I have also created a button but there is no use for it (in the example). Set text boxes are named txtname and txtage. $TestVar=ĬategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (:TypeName) 1 ObjectMarshalByRefObjectComponentControlProgressBar ProgressBarWindows 2 1 pBar.Visible bool 2 pBar1. Place two text boxes (for getting name and age) and three ErrorProvider controls from the toolbox. The ErrorProvider control in the Windows Forms framework provides a simple-to-understand abstraction for presenting errors on input. Make sure that the assembly that contains this type is loaded.At C:\Scripts\GUI-Testing.ps1:161 char:1 ![]() When I try running the PS1 script, I get errors saying the following: Unable to find type. Some of the textboxes allows the user to press Enter to run Button_Click code. I've got some powershell code to display a simple GUI with TextBoxes. Drag a TextBox on the form, drag an ErrorProvider, drag a button then, double click the button, add following code: (this. Windows.Forms), ComplexBindingProperties(DataSource, DataMember), SRDescription(SR.DescriptionErrorProvider) public class ErrorProvider : Component. This might be a pretty simple question but I'm totally lost and searching for an answer hasn't been helpful.
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