If you do
gci | gc | measure-object -character
you get one measurement, on all the files concatenated together.
More useful is
gci | foreach-object { gc $_.name | Measure-Object -character}
which gives a count for each one.
And more useful still is
gci | foreach-object { $_.name + "," + ( gc $_.name | Measure-Object -character ).Characters }
which shows the file names too.
You have to use the parentheses or it doesn't work at all. You have to use .Characters as otherwise you just get the parent Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.TextMeasureInfo object. I don't understand why that doesn't happen in the second example, but there you go.
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Quick
- ($a, $b....) = unpack("A2A7...", $packed)
- push( array, list )
