Only a part of an array is choosed

Question

Hi Guys!
I've got  an array only a part of this array is choosed  but i want to choose all the array:
The code:
function Move-EmptyDir{
[CmdletBinding()]
param (
[Parameter(Mandatory = $true)][string]$Source,
[Parameter(Mandatory = $true)][string]$Destination,
[ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()][regex]$NoMatch
$EmptyFolders=@()
$AllFolders= (Dir $Source -Force -Recurse) | Where-Object{$_.Attributes -match "Directory"}
$ExistFolders= $AllFolders | Group-Object -Property Exists | Where-Object{$_.Name -match "True"} #verify
$Inexisting= $AllFolders | Group-Object -Property Exists | Where-Object{$_.Name -match "False"}
if($Inexisting.Count -gt 0){
ForEach($Not in $Inexisting){
Write-Warning "The Folder $Not is not existing"
Foreach($Item in $ExistFolders.Group){
$MeltinCount= $Item.GetFileSystemInfos().count #0= no element(s)
$SimCount= (($ExistFolders.Group | Group-Object -Property Parent) | Where-Object{$_.Name -eq $Item.Name}).Count #0=no subfolders
if($MeltinCount -eq $SimCount){
$EmptyFolders+= $Item
else{
Write-Warning "The Folder $Item is have file(s)"
$Moved= @()
$Moving= $EmptyFolders.Length -1
While($Moving -ne -1){
$OneFolder= $EmptyFolders[$Moving] #<---------Maybe the problem is near here
Write-Host $OneFolder.name -BackgroundColor Red
if($OneFolder.GetFileSystemInfos().count -gt 0){ #Parent have some directory(but 0 files)
Write-Warning "This Folder $OneFolder is not empty"
$Moving--
elseif($OneFolder.Name -match $NoMatch){
Write-Warning "The Folder $OneFolder Match the Exceptions"
$Moving--
else{
if($OneFolder.parent.Name -match $NoMatch){
Write-Host "The Parent Folder of $OneFolder Match the Exceptions" -BackgroundColor Green
$Moved += $OneFolder
$Place = $OneFolder.FullName -replace "^$([regex]::Escape($Source))", $Destination
if((Test-Path $Place) -eq $false){
New-Item -Path $Place -ItemType Directory
Remove-Item -Path $OneFolder.fullname -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
Write-Verbose ('Moved folder "{0}" to "{1}"' -f $OneFolder.FullName, $Place)
$Moving --
else{
Remove-Item -Path $OneFolder.FullName -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
$Moving --
$Where= 'C:\temp'
$ToGo= 'C:\estinto'
$MatchList= '0','1','8','9','Scansion'
$Kind= 'Empty'
if(Test-Path $Where){
#$TheMatch = Select-Match -FullList $MatchList
$Folders = Move-EmptyDir -Source $Where -Destination $ToGo -NoMatch 'F' -Verbose
$Drives = ForEach($Item in $Folders){
Select-Object -Property @(
@{ Name = 'Name'; Expression = { $Item.Name } }
@{ Name = 'Percorso'; Expression = { $Item.Parent.FullName } }
#$Drives
#Get-Report $Drives $Kind
else{
Write-Error 'Invalid Path' -Category ResourceUnavailable
My folder structure Temp>F1>F2>F3>E4 & Temp>G1>G2 F1& G1 have files, F2 have only F3,F3 have only E4, E4& G2 empty
Please create this structure and run the code one time: E4 is not choosed
Thanks
A 

Answer 1

I do not use ISE much myself, but it seems to me that others have reported problems here that resulted from variables from an earlier run remaining in existence when a script is re-run when ISE was used.
Of course, that would appear to be only part of your problem, as, ideally, the script should be able to find all empty folders when run only once.
One thing you could do that might help would be to display all variables before the first run, between the two runs, and after the second run. When you see what values are contained after the first run, this might give a clue as to why or how the script
seems to manage to get farther on the second try.
This sounds like it may possibly be a one-off situation. Although "F" precedes "G" alphabetically, the file/folder system is not necessarily maintained in alphabetical order. If the "G" folders are processed before the "F" folders, then it seems likely that
F4 is the very last folder processed. Perhaps it is being processed correctly, but the results are just not being properly recorded.
Let us know how you get along with this.
Al Dunbar -- remember to 'mark or propose as answer' or 'vote as helpful' as appropriate.