btw, is there any advanced usage of findstr to find among the output
conent of a command execution? i know i could redirect the output of
the command to a temporarily file first then use findstr to search in
that file.
btw, is there any advanced usage of findstr to find among the output
conent of a command execution? i know i could redirect the output of
the command to a temporarily file first then use findstr to search in
that file.
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In the reply I gave you, you're picking up the
output from findstr.exe without going through
an intermediate temp file.
btw, is there any advanced usage of findstr to find among the output
conent of a command execution? i know i could redirect the output of
the command to a temporarily file first then use findstr to search in
that file.
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In the reply I gave you, you're picking up the
output from findstr.exe without going through
an intermediate temp file.
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