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### Version 1.0.0.4
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New features:
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* Interactive history search (Ctrl+R)
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* Brace matching function added (GotoBrace)
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* Clear screen (Ctrl+L)
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Bugs fixed:
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* When showing possible completions, truncate at newline
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* Prompt before showing a large number of completions
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* Undo after paste works now
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* Long pause after clicking on X to close powershell is now fixed
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### Version 1.0.0.3
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README.md

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* Cmd and emacs modes (neither are fully implemented yet, but both are usable)
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* Many configuration options
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* Bash style completion (optional in Cmd mode, default in Emacs mode)
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* Bash/zsh style interactive history search (CTRL-R)
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* Emacs yank/kill ring
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* PowerShell token based "word" movement and kill
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* Undo/redo
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The "out of box" experience is meant to be very familiar to PowerShell.exe users - there should be no need to learn any new key strokes.
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Keith Hill wrote a great introduction to PSReadline here: http://rkeithhill.wordpress.com/2013/10/18/psreadline-a-better-line-editing-experience-for-the-powershell-console/
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Installation
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First, you need to download the module. Using PsGet (http://psget.net, very easy to install), you can run:

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