I didn't make any changes to this to make it easier to read or copy, literally just copied and pasted the snippet. It's not a complete script, but the general concept of "open the zip file, access environment.xml, make a change, rezip things back up" should work.ĮDIT: TO be clear there are some variables declared at the top of my file that you'll need to declare to make this work, stuff like $tempfile and $LocalFile. That's a snippet from a script I wrote that replaced the word "CustomName" on the panel with a variable that was grabbed earlier in the script.
::CreateEntryFromFile($zip, $tempfile, "swf/Environment.xml") | Out-Null # Delete the existing Environment.xml file inside the vtz VT Pro, smart graphics, cresdb, device database, and toolbox are all the latest versions. I am on the latest version of VT Pro which explicitly states it does not need flash player.
# Open a Stream Writer and write the xml data to a new temporary file VT Pro wont open any projects, complaining that I am missing flash player (I am on win10 20h1 and the flash removal on update did apply). $text = $text -replace "CustomName", $CustomName # Replace the existing button text ('CustomName') with the name the user provided $reader = New-Object IO.StreamReader($stream) # Read the Environment.xml file into memory # Find the Environment.xml file and open it
Something like this # Open the vtz as a zip fileĪdd-Type -assembly "system.io.compression.filesystem" On the plus side it shouldn't be too difficult to script editing environment.xml in powershell.
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