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Powershell create Gui

Nels_ answered on December 5, 2022 Popularity 8/10 Helpfulness 4/10

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Powershell create Gui

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#Import form/gui dependencies
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Drawing
#Define forms in an array of arrays
$PSForms = @(
 ,@(
  #Form/gui 0
  ,@{W = 330; H = 290; TP = 'Form'; TXT = 'Form/GUI Header Text';}
  #Controls for form/gui 0
  ,@{W = 260; H = 20 ; L = 10 ; T = 10 ; TP = 'Label'   ; TXT = 'Label:'}
  ,@{W = 260; H = 20 ; L = 10 ; T = 30 ; TP = 'Textbox' ; TXT = 'Default Text'}
  ,@{W = 20 ; H = 20 ; L = 280; T = 30 ; TP = 'Button'  ; TXT = 'Button'; CLK = {Function}}
  ,@{W = 260; H = 20 ; L = 10 ; T = 150; TP = 'Combobox'; TXT = 'Default Option'; OPT = @('Option 0','Option 1','Etc.')}
  ,@{W = 260; H = 20 ; L = 10 ; T = 190; TP = 'Checkbox'; TXT = 'Clickable Label Text'; CHK = $true}
 )
 ,@(
  #Form/gui 1
  ,@{W = 330; H = 100; TP = 'Form'; TXT = 'Second Form/GUI Header'}
  #Controls for form/gui 1
  ,@{W = 260; H = 20 ; L = 10 ; T = 10; TP = 'Label' ; TXT = 'Label'}
  ,@{W = 90 ; H = 20 ; L = 110; T = 40; TP = 'Button'; TXT = 'Button'; CLK = {Other_Function}}
 )
)
#Create Forms/guis and controls
for($n = 0; $n -le $PSForms.Count; $n++){
 foreach($c in $PSForms[$n]){
  #Add properties to temp var
  $tvar = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.$($c.TP)
  if($null -ne $c.TXT){$tvar.Text = $c.TXT}
  if($null -ne $c.CLK){$tvar.Add_Click($c.CLK)}
  if($null -ne $c.OPT){$tvar.Items.Addrange($c.OPT)}
  if($null -ne $c.CHK){$tvar.Checked = $c.CHK}
  if($null -ne $c.L)  {$tvar.Location = New-Object System.Drawing.Point($c.L , $c.T)}
  if($null -ne $c.W)  {$tvar.Size = New-Object System.Drawing.Size($c.W , $c.H)}
  #If its a form/gui: create form, else: create control
  if($c.TP -eq 'Form'){
   $GUIS += , $tvar
   $ctrls += , @()
  }else{
   $ctrls[$n] += $tvar
  }
 }
 #Add controls to form/gui
 $GUIS[$n].Controls.Addrange($ctrls[$n])
}
#Open form/gui 0
$GUIS[0].ShowDialog()

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