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@ -81,21 +81,21 @@ Voicemeeter factory function can be:
#### `As a CLI` #### `As a CLI`
As well as storing scripts into files and running them you can invoke expressions straight through Powershell. A quick note, since you cannot Login more than As well as storing scripts into files and running them you can invoke script blocks straight through Powershell. A quick note, since you cannot Login more than
once in a single session you ought to run any commands through a subshell. Assuming you have installed as a module you could run this command: once in a single session you ought to run any commands through a subshell. Assuming you have installed as a module you could run this command:
```powershell ```powershell
powershell { $vmr = Get-RemoteBasic; $vmr.strip[0].mute=$true; $vmr.Logout() } powershell { $vmr = Get-RemoteBanana; $vmr.strip[0].mute=$true; $vmr.Logout() }
``` ```
Getters should also work, for example: Getters should also work, for example:
```powershell ```powershell
# Print the value of strip 0 mute to console # Print the value of strip 0 mute to console
powershell { $vmr = Get-RemoteBasic; Write-Host "Strip 0 mute =", $vmr.strip[0].mute; $vmr.Logout() } powershell { $vmr = Get-RemoteBanana; Write-Host "Strip 0 mute =", $vmr.strip[0].mute; $vmr.Logout() }
# Toggle strip 0 mute # Toggle strip 0 mute
powershell { $vmr = Get-RemoteBasic; $vmr.strip[0].mute=!$vmr.strip[0].mute; $vmr.Logout() } powershell { $vmr = Get-RemoteBanana; $vmr.strip[0].mute=!$vmr.strip[0].mute; $vmr.Logout() }
``` ```
So you essentialy have a CLI. So you essentialy have a CLI.