Reload-ISE - part II

I have extended my function, so that it now handles all Code Page numbers, like OEM 850, OEM 437 or whatever is listed in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.text.encodinginfo.aspx. I even tried to make the header more standard.

This file is written in a special way, which I call ISEpackCX.
It can use ISEpack's Add-IseMenu to extend the Add-ons menu. If you wish, you can do without this and take care of the menu by your own.

Add the following lines to your profile

import-module isepack            
#. <your path>\Reload-ISE.ps1 -ISEpackCX            

and save the following as Reload-ISE.ps1.

Happy ISE-extending

Bernd

          
[cmdletbinding()]          
param(          
  # use this switch, when you have ISEpack installed and want a default menu added          
  # import-module isepack          
  # .  -ISEpackCX          
  [switch]$ISEpackCX          
  )          
        
        
function Reload-ISE ()           
{          
 <#     .Synopsis         Reload file asuming given encoding     .Description         Reload the file in the current editor asuming given encoding,          the file is not saved automatically. You can try other encondings on         the unmodified file.     .Example         Reload-ISE utf8         Reloads the file asuming utf8 encoding. This is useful when the file         has no BOM     .Example         Reload-ISE         Prompts for a codepage number and reloads the file using it     .LINK         Script posted to:          http://pauerschell.blogspot.com         by Bernd Kriszio (twitter: bernd_k)     .Parameter encoding         encodings known to  Get-Content:         Unknown, String, Unicode, Byte, BigEndianUnicode, UTF8, UTF7, Ascii         for a list of valid codepages see         http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.text.encodinginfo.aspx      .NOTES         use -verbose to show the current encoding of the reloaded file     #>          
  [cmdletbinding()]          
  param(          
  # encoding to use for reloading          
  [Parameter(Position = 0, Mandatory=$True)]          
  $encoding          
  )          
  $path = $psise.CurrentFile          
  $fullpath = $path.FullPath          
        
  if ( ("String", "UTF8", "UTF7", "Ascii", "Unicode", "BigEndianUnicode") -contains $encoding)          
  {          
      $text = Get-Content -Encoding $encoding $fullpath -ReadCount 0  -totalcount -1          
      $text = $text -join   "`r`n"          
  }          
  else          
  {          
      $encoding = [int]$encoding          
      $bytes = get-content $fullpath -encoding byte          
      $encoding_obj = [System.Text.Encoding]::GetEncoding( $encoding  )          
      $text = $encoding_obj.GetString($bytes)          
  }          
        
  $loadToNewEditor = $False          
  if ($loadToNewEditor )          
  {          
      $count = $psise.CurrentPowerShellTab.Files.count          
      $psIse.CurrentPowerShellTab.Files.Add()          
      $Newfile = $psIse.CurrentPowerShellTab.Files[$count]          
      $Newfile.Editor.Text = $text          
  }          
  else          
  {          
      $psise.CurrentFile.Editor.Text = $text          
  }          
  $psISE.CurrentFile.Encoding | Write-Verbose          
}          
        
        
if ($ISEpackCX)          
{          
# activate only those you need          
# this is not stupid SQL-Management-Studio with no selection or select from all posible encodings          
Add-IseMenu -name 'Reload'  @{          
      " Codepage..."     = { Reload-ISE }           
      "Ascii"            = { Reload-ISE Ascii }          
      "BigEndianUnicode" = { Reload-ISE BigEndianUnicode }             
      "String"           = { Reload-ISE String }          
      "Unicode"          = { Reload-ISE Unicode }                 
      "UTF7"             = { Reload-ISE UTF7 }          
      "UTF8"             = { Reload-ISE UTF8 }          
  }          
}