# ScriptSelector.ps1

• Table of Contents
• Purpose
• Dependencies
• Function
• Usage
• Inputs
• Variables
• Command Line Flags
• Outputs
• Notes

Provides an interactive Windows Forms menu to select and launch common PowerShell scripts, with user-friendly feedback and error handling.

Needs a future enhancement to be able to specify if a script should run in PowerShell 7, and if so - launch the script in it.

• System.Windows.Forms
• System.Drawing
• Start-Process
• Join-Path
• Test-Path

1. Displays a Windows Forms GUI with a numbered list of available scripts (from a configurable array).
2. Allows the user to select a script and click "Run" to execute it.
3. Launches the selected script in a new PowerShell process, waits for completion, and checks the exit code.
   • Future enhancement: Allow a script to be launched directly in PowerShell 7 if needed.
4. Provides user feedback via pop-up messages for success, error, or cancellation.
5. Handles missing script files and displays an error if not found.
6. Automatically numbers menu items based on their order in the array.

Run directly to launch the menu:

./ScriptSelector.ps1

• User selection via the GUI menu (list box and button click).

• $form, $listBox, $runButton: Windows Forms controls for the menu and actions.
• $scriptBasePath: Base directory for script files.
• $scriptInfo: Array of script display names and file names.
• $scriptMapping: Array of numbered menu items and corresponding file names.
• $selectedScript, $scriptItem, $scriptFile, $scriptPath: Used for script selection and execution.

None.

• Launches the selected script in a new PowerShell process.
• Shows pop-up messages for script completion, error, or cancellation.
• Displays an error if the script file is not found.

• Script paths and menu items are configurable in the $scriptInfo array.
• Requires Windows and PowerShell 7+ for GUI support.
• All output is accessible and uses EN-AU spelling.
• See project standards for robust root-based module import and error handling.