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syntax: markdown
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tags: [tldr, windows]
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source: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr.git
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---
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# findstr
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> Find specified text within one or more files.
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> More information: <https://learn.microsoft.com/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/findstr>.
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- Find one or more strings in all files:
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`findstr "{{string1 string2 ...}}" *`
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- Find one or more strings in a piped command's output:
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`{{dir}} | findstr "{{string1 string2 ...}}"`
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- Find one or more strings in all files recur[s]ively:
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`findstr /s "{{string1 string2 ...}}" *`
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- Find strings using a case-[i]nsensitive search:
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`findstr /i "{{string1 string2 ...}}" *`
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- Find strings in all files using `regex`:
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`findstr /r "{{regex}}" *`
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- Find a literal string (containing spaces) in all text files:
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`findstr /c:"{{string1 string2 ...}}" *.txt`
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- Display the line [n]umber before each matching line:
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`findstr /n "{{string1 string2 ...}}" *`
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- Display only the filenames that contain a [m]atch:
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`findstr /m "{{string1 string2 ...}}" *`
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