Select search return with powershell - powershell

Question

I am building a multi-step local search engine with powershell that also allows you to email selected pieces of information.
I have got the search engine part down and the email part down, I just need to get the select part down.
So right now, you open the program and it prompts you to search for what you want. If I put in the query when, this is what is returned:
Mode LastWriteTime Length Name
---- ------------- ------ ----
-a--- 1/25/2017 3:29 PM 8357890 01 - Kiss Me When I'm Down.mp3
-a--- 1/24/2017 2:15 PM 7189290 09 - When You Love Someone.mp3
Now the goal is to select let's say 01 - Kiss Me When I'm Down.mp3, because I'm then going to put that into an $attachment variable, which will then send the song as an attachment. Is this achievable?
EDIT for clarity:
I've tried working with Select-Object to do this, but I can't get it to allow the user to select the song that they want. That is the goal of this, to allow the user to select the input they want.

Answer 1

This is an inelegant solution that adds an Index NoteProperty using the Add-Member cmdlet. As an example I used Get-ChildItem results:
$Items = Get-ChildItem C:\
$Index = 1
$Count = $Items.Count
foreach ($Item in $Items) {
$Item | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Index" -Value $Index
$Index++
}
$Items | Select-Object Index, Attributes, LastWriteTime, Name | Out-Host
$Input = Read-Host "Select an item by index (1 to $Count)"
$Selected = $Items[$Input - 1]
Write-Host "You have selected $Selected"

Answer 2

I realise some good answers have been given, but the OP's post got me thinking about extracting the meta data for the MP3s...:
function getMP3Details() {
param ( [System.IO.FileInfo] $mp3file = $null )
[System.__ComObject] $Local:objShell = $null;
[System.__ComObject] $Local:objFolder = $null;
[System.__ComObject] $Local:objFile = $null;
[HashTable] $Local:objTags = #{ 0 = 'Name'; 1 = 'Size'; 13 = 'Artists'; 14 = 'Album'; 15 = 'Year'; 16 = 'Genre'; 20 = 'Authors'; 21 = 'Title'; 28 = 'Bit Rate'; }
[Int32] $Local:intTagIndex = 0;
[String] $Local:strTagName = '';
[String] $Local:strTagValue = '';
[PSCustomObject] $Local:objOutput = $null;
try {
if ( $mp3file -ne $null ) {
$objShell = New-Object -ComObject Shell.Application;
$objFolder = $objShell.NameSpace( $mp3file.DirectoryName );
$objFile = $objFolder.ParseName( $mp3file.Name );
$objOutput = New-Object -TypeName PSCustomObject;
foreach ( $intTagIndex in ($objTags.Keys | Sort-Object) ) {
$strTagName = $objTags[$intTagIndex];
$strTagValue = $objFolder.GetDetailsOf( $objFile, $intTagIndex );
Add-Member -InputObject $objOutput -MemberType NoteProperty -Name $strTagName -Value ( [String] ($strTagValue -replace '[^ -~]', '') );
} #foreach
Write-Output -InputObject $objOutput;
} #if
} #try
catch [System.Exception] {
# Do something.
'Error';
} #catch
return;
}
[String] $Local:strFolder = '<PATH TO ALBUM>';
[PSCustomObject[]] $Local:arrMP3Tracks = #();
[PSCustomObject] $Local:objSelectedTrack = $null;
try {
Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath $strFolder -File -Filter *.mp3 | Foreach-Object {
$arrMP3Tracks += getMP3Details -mp3file $_;
} #Foreach-Object
$objSelectedTrack = $arrMP3Tracks | Out-GridView -PassThru;
} #try
catch [System.Exception] {
# Do something.
'Error';
} #catch
exit 0;