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grep in windows batch file - Stack Overflow This works for me in the version that comes with Git Bash You could also try the native windows commands find exe and findstr exe They are similar to grep (nothing to do with the UNIX find)
Windows Grep Command – Examples and How To Install In this tutorial, we will learn how to install the grep command on the Windows operating system We will then look at a few examples to learn how to search for text patterns with the grep command After you install grep on Windows, you can use it on both CMD and Windows PowerShell
Windows recursive grep command-line - Stack Overflow I'm stuck with just cmd exe, so I only have Windows built-in commands I can't install Cygwin, or any 3rd party tools like UnxUtils on this server unfortunately
Using grep from within a . cmd or . bat file in Windows "grep cmd" is getting executed recursively You "grep" Or invoke "grep exe --help" Or if you want to experiment, specify the exact path to grep PATH entry, so that you have to invoke it with an explicit path Both perfect suggestions! Thanks for taking the time to help "grep cmd" is getting executed recursively You "grep"
Equivalent grep and sed commands on Windows - Super User A quick web search use 'PowerShell Sed' and 'PowerShell Grep', will show you a good list of these and even examples Get-Content Gets the content of the item at the specified location
batch - grep string equivalent in windows 7 to 10 - Super User Something like this will do the trick: You may also be interested in grep for windows findstr doesn't extract matches It only returns the string it finds I recommend using powershell when dealing with regex You can do something like: https: docs microsoft com en-us powershell module microsoft powershell utility select-string?view=powershell-7