Powershell terminates early after exiting do-until loop - powershell

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I'm working on a Powershell script, and I'm trying to accept custom user input from a list of options. The issue I'm running into is that when the exit condition (typing the character 'd') is met, the script terminates and does not execute the remaining code (which is supposed to copy shortcuts based on a user-defined array, $OfficeProgramNames)
#OfficeShortcuts -- Creates shortcuts for the main four Office 2016 applications.
#Optional command-line parameters that can be passed to create icons for All (-a) icons, or a CUSTOM set of icons (-c)
param([switch] $a, [switch] $c)
#Creates a shortcut on the desktop that copies from the start menu shortcuts.
function CreateOfficeDesktopShortcut([string] $ShortcutName)
{
Copy-Item -Path "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\$ShortcutName.lnk" "$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop"
}
function Show-Menu
{
Clear-Host
Write-Host "Select which items you would like placed on the desktop:"
Write-Host "1: Word"
Write-Host "2: Excel"
Write-Host "3: PowerPoint"
Write-Host "4: Outlook"
Write-Host "5: Access"
Write-Host "6: OneNote"
Write-Host "7: Publisher"
Write-Host "D: Press 'D' when done."
}
function GetCustomUserSelection($OfficeProgramNames)
{
$OfficeProgramNames = #()
do
{
Clear-Host
Show-Menu
Write-Host "You have selected: $OfficeProgramNames"
$foo = Read-Host "Please make a selection:"
switch($foo)
{
'1'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "Word*"
}
'2'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "Excel*"
}
'3'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "PowerPoint*"
}
'4'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "Outlook*"
}
'5'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "Access*"
}
'6'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "OneNote*"
}
'7'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "Publisher*"
}
'8'{
$OfficeProgramNames += "Skype*"
}
'd'{
return
}
}
}
until ($foo -eq 'd')
Write-Host "Now do something else"
}
#Loop through the array of Shortcut names, and create a shortcut with a matching alias
function SelectOfficeShortcuts($arg1, $arg2)
{
[string[]] $OfficeProgramNames = #("Word", "Excel", "PowerPoint", "Outlook")
if ($a -eq $True)
{
$OfficeProgramNames += "Access", "OneNote*", "Publisher"
}
elseif($c -eq $True)
{
$OfficeProgramNames = #()
GetCustomUserSelection $OfficeProgramNames
}
for ($i=0; $i -lt $OfficeProgramNames.Length; $i++)
{
CreateOfficeDesktopShortcut $OfficeProgramNames[$i]
}
}
SelectOfficeShortcuts($a, $c)
I have tried inserting a couple of "Write-Host" commands to debug and see where the code stops terminating. I'm rather baffled and I'm having trouble seeing where the control flow is, so if someone could help me with some clarification, that would be greatly appreciated!
For further clarity, the output is as follows(slightly modified since there are some Clear-Host commands):
PS C:\Users\atroach\Documents\GitHub\OfficeShortcuts> .\OfficeShortcuts.ps1 -c
...
Select which items you would like placed on the desktop:
1: Word
2: Excel
3: PowerPoint
4: Outlook
5: Access
6: OneNote
7: Publisher
D: Press 'D' when done.
You have selected: Excel PowerPoint
Please make a selection: d
PS C:\Users\username\Documents\GitHub\OfficeShortcuts>
"SelectOfficeShortcuts ($a, $c)" is called at the end of the script, where $a and $c are switch parameters for the script.