{

## Store our header, and formatting information

$counter = 0

$header = " 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F"

$nextLine = "{0} " -f [Convert]::ToString($counter, 16).ToUpper().PadLeft(8, '0')

$asciiEnd = ""

## Output the header

"`r`n$header`r`n"

}

{

## Display each byte, in 2-digit hexidecimal, and add that to the left-hand

## side.

$nextLine += "{0:X2} " -f $_

## If the character is printable, add its ascii representation to

## the right-hand side. Otherwise, add a dot to the right hand side.

if(($_ -ge 0x20) -and ($_ -le 0xFE))

{

$asciiEnd += [char] $_

}

else

{

$asciiEnd += "."

}

$counter++;

## If we've hit the end of a line, combine the right half with the left half,

## and start a new line.

if(($counter % 16) -eq 0)

{

"$nextLine $asciiEnd"

$nextLine = "{0} " -f [Convert]::ToString($counter, 16).ToUpper().PadLeft(8, '0')

$asciiEnd = "";

}

}

{

## At the end of the file, we might not have had the chance to output the end

## of the line yet. Only do this if we didn't exit on the 16-byte boundary,

## though.

if(($counter % 16) -ne 0)

{

while(($counter % 16) -ne 0)

{

$nextLine += " "

$asciiEnd += " "

$counter++;

}

"$nextLine $asciiEnd"

}

""

}