Powershell array deletion

[Woogie]

Hey need a bit of help

I am currently modifying a script to add a check for file sizes when we download from an FTP. The Scenario is as follows

Specify the files I want in an array
Check if they are available and load the name + file size into an array
Download the files
Check the file size after the download and add the name + file size into another array
compare the 2 objects and put the results into a 3rd array.
Strip out any duplicate names due to the compare-object cmdlet



and now I am stuck. Basically I will have something in the array that I now do not know how to handle as I cannot figure out a way to strip out numeric values from an array so In my final array I have

Test3.txt
54502
54936


My Code is

FFMoveList is a function that moves files and has a bunch of try catch's in to save red error
LogOutPut is another function that logs the output from any command.

$Files=@("Test1.txt", "Test2.txt", "test3.txt")
$Server="\\lw0258"
$Source="$server\C$\work_stuff\LME\Pickup"
$Destination="$server\C$\work_stuff\LME\DropOff"
$FSRemote =@()
$FSLocal=@()
$DLFiles=@()



ForEach($File in $Files)
    {
    If(test-path "$Source\$File")
        {
       $length = Get-childitem $source\$file | select length
       $FSlocal += $file + ","+ $length.length
       $DLFiles += "$file"
        LogOutput "$file is present in $source"
            If(-not(Test-path "$Destination\$file"))
                {
                 ffmovelist  "$source\$file" $Destination
                 LogOutPut "$File moved to $destination"
                }
            else
                {
                LogoutPut "File Already Exists in Destination"
                }
       
        }
    Else
        {
        LogOutPut "$File is missing from $source" "Error"
        }
     }

ForEach($File in $DLFiles)
    {
    $length = Get-childitem $Destination\$file | select length
    $FSremote += $file + "," + $length.Length
    }
   $compare = Compare-object $FSRemote $FSLocal | ForEach-Object {$_.inputobject}

   $split = ($compare).split(",")
   $incorrect = $split | select -Unique

Ideally what I would like to do is strip out the file sizes and then delete the local copy of whatever file is left in the $incorrect array but I am stuck at stripping out the sizes at the moment.

 

[Woogie]

Always the way Figured it out just after posting this

$delete = Compare-object -ExcludeDifferent -IncludeEqual $Files $incorrect | Foreach-Object {$_.Inputobject}

Adding that at the bottom has done it...simple fix.