Retrieve Values from text file and use them as Variable in PowerShell - powershell

Question

Please do not kill me as I am a newbie in Windows system administration ;) started few months ago and so I would kindly need a bit of help:
Basically , I would like to use values issued from a text file as variables:
($Clustername and $NewFSWPath) as described into the piece of PS code below:
$ClusterName = "GLA-CLU"
$NewFSWPath = "\\DC01\SQL-CLU"
#As quorum file share witness is a cluster core resource, the only way to remove an existing FSW in PS is to switch the cluster to node majority. It will remove the existing Cluster File Share Witness from the chosen cluster
Set-ClusterQuorum -Cluster $ClusterName -NodeMajority
#Set New Quorum File Share Witness for the cluster
#Add-ADGroupMember $FileShareSecurityGroup -Members "$ClusterName"
$t = $host.ui.RawUI.ForegroundColor
$host.ui.RawUI.ForegroundColor = "Yellow"
Write-Output "Setting A New Location for File Share Witness on cluster: '$($ClusterName)':"
Write-Host "`r"
$host.ui.RawUI.ForegroundColor = $t
Set-ClusterQuorum -Cluster $ClusterName -NodeAndFileShareMajority $NewFSWPath
Write-Host "`r"
$host.ui.RawUI.ForegroundColor = $t
$host.ui.RawUI.ForegroundColor = "Yellow"
Write-Output "Checking New File Share Witness Availablity:"
$host.ui.RawUI.ForegroundColor = $t
Get-clusterresource -cluster $ClusterName | where-object {$_.ResourceType -like "File Share Witness"} | get-clusterparameter
Much appreciated.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Assuming your TEXT_FILE.TXT contains only two lines:
Clustername = GLA-CLU
NewFSWPath = \\DC01\SQL-CLU
then
$Path = "C:\TEXT_FILE.TXT"
$Lines = [System.IO.File]::ReadLines($Path)
$Token = $Lines.Split('=').Trim()
$ClusterName = $Token[1]
$NewFSWPath = $Token[3]
Write-Host $ClusterName
write-host $NewFSWPath
output:
GLA-CLU
\\DC01\SQL-CLU
now you can use your variables $ClusterName, $NewFSWPath in your script as required.

Answer 2

Thanks, but I managed to sort it out using:
Get-Content 'fswsiteconf.txt' | Foreach-Object{
$var = $_.Split('=')
New-Variable -Name $var[0] -Value $var[1] }
It works for me now using the piece of code indicated above
What do you think as a solution?
Thanks for your help.