About this mod
A simplistic UI for HKXCmd, written in PowerShell.
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HKXCmd PowerShell UI
This is a simple PowerShell script that wraps HKXCmd, allowing access to some of its features via a menu system. Bear in mind that I created it for my personal use, so not all functions are fully tested.
Menus respond to the up, down, home, end, and enter keys. "Flags" menus support multi-select with enabled flags shown in yellow. After each operation, the script returns to its main menu instead of terminating, so you can run multiple operations reasonably quickly. (Because it's a command line, you can also use the up and down arrow keys to recycle prior inputs when prompted for a file path or something.)
Includes a basic icon file for all your shortcutting needs
Usage
Extract to the same directory as hkxcmd.exe itself.
If you want to create a Shortcut to it, use:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy UnRestricted -File "WhereverYouInstalledIt\hkxcmd.ps1"
If you want to execute it from a PowerShell window, use:
Set-Location "PathToFolderWhereYouPutTheFile"
PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy UnRestricted -File .\hkxcmd.ps1
This is a simple PowerShell script that wraps HKXCmd, allowing access to some of its features via a menu system. Bear in mind that I created it for my personal use, so not all functions are fully tested.
Menus respond to the up, down, home, end, and enter keys. "Flags" menus support multi-select with enabled flags shown in yellow. After each operation, the script returns to its main menu instead of terminating, so you can run multiple operations reasonably quickly. (Because it's a command line, you can also use the up and down arrow keys to recycle prior inputs when prompted for a file path or something.)
Includes a basic icon file for all your shortcutting needs
Usage
Extract to the same directory as hkxcmd.exe itself.
If you want to create a Shortcut to it, use:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy UnRestricted -File "WhereverYouInstalledIt\hkxcmd.ps1"
If you want to execute it from a PowerShell window, use:
Set-Location "PathToFolderWhereYouPutTheFile"
PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy UnRestricted -File .\hkxcmd.ps1