7
Using the find
command, I'd like to look for a string or another.
It seems this is not possible, but I'd like to make sure I didn't overlook a way to do it.
7
Using the find
command, I'd like to look for a string or another.
It seems this is not possible, but I'd like to make sure I didn't overlook a way to do it.
9
If, by chance, you are talking about Windows command line (which is not DOS), then there is findstr
:
findstr "one two three"
Yes, quoted as single argument. Alternative syntax which allows spaces in strings:
findstr /c:"one" /c:"two"
findstr
claims to support regular expressions, but I could not get one|two
to work.
0
I don't believe you can do this with the dos find
command.
However you can do this with grep - there's a windows/dos version of grep available with the GNUWin utilities at Sourceforge.
Do you mean DOS or CMD? – Bobby – 2010-09-30T19:32:33.210
I mean CMD ! I updated my question – Jérôme – 2010-10-01T08:01:00.067