How to mapping a folder name using PowerShell? - powershell

Question

I want to mapping an a folder to download and extract the folder.
This is the way I need to download the folder.
DownloadF.exe --net 10.0.0.1 --user XX --id 00 --ver A00X-F1A >> result.txt
I have 26 version to mapping, which are
A00X-F1A ... A00X-F1Z (the last character is A - Z)
If the result.txt contain of this string "folder available". It means the version is correct, then stop the looping or checking other version.
I must check the version start from A00X-F1Z, A00X-F1Y, A00X-F1X, ... A00X-F1A.
Anyone can give me idea please.
##Updated
$Version = "A00X-F1"
$List_Ver = 90..65 | ForEach-Object{"$Version" + [char]$_}
$n = 0
foreach ($list in $List_Ver){
while ($Result -notcontains "Folder Available")
{
$n++
& DownloadF.exe --net 10.0.0.1 --user XX --id 00 --ver $list >> $list.txt"
Start-Sleep -s 3
$Result = Get-Content -path .\$list.txt
}
}

Answer 1

This is what I tested with what I gather you are looking for,
Sample result.txt
A00X-F1Z
A00X-F1Y
A00X-F1X
A00X-F1W
A00X-F1V
A00X-F1U
A00X-F1T
A00X-F1S
A00X-F1R
A00X-F1Q
Code to work with
$Version = "A00X-F1"
$List_Ver = 90..65 | ForEach-Object{"$Version" + [char]$_}
$result = Get-Content C:\temp\result.txt
$string = "Folder Not Available"
foreach($list in $List_Ver) {
DownloadF.exe --net 10.0.0.1 --user XX --id 00 --ver $list >> result.txt
if ($result -like $string ) {
$n = 0
while ($result -like $string)
{
$n++
Write-Host "Not Found"
Break
}
}
else {
Write-Host "Found"
Break
}
}