Get-ChildItemColor directory isn't grey like Get-ChildItemColorFormatWide about get-childitemcolor HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi -

Thanks for kind words. Yes that is an unfortunate by-product of just changing ($Host.UI.RawUI.ForegroundColor) before calling an $item in the loop. This way one can use pipe, but the directory is printed as a part of the $item, thus it shares the same color as the item.

I would love to have a more consistent color but I'm not sure if this is fixable. (Previously the script actually wrote file names manually and thus I could control it, but it did not allow the usage of pipe).

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@joonro
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9406434/powershell-properly-coloring-get-childitem-output-once-and-for-all
Maybe helpful

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@reli-msft Thanks a lot for this. It seems that code will fix this --- I currently do not have time to implement this so a PR will be appreciated.

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Hi,

I incorporated PSColor's implementation, and it should be working now. Note that you can just use Get-ChildItem.

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