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findstr

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- findstr
findstr:tldr:1da09 findstr: Find a literal string (containing spaces) in all text files.

$ findstr /c:"${query}" *.txt

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- findstr
findstr:tldr:29b84 findstr: Find space-separated string(s) in all files.

$ findstr "${query}" *

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- findstr
findstr:tldr:2c8fb findstr: Display the line number before each matching line.

$ findstr /n "${query}" *

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- findstr
findstr:tldr:4cbb3 findstr: Find space-separated string(s) in all files recur[s]ively.

$ findstr /s "${query}" *

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- findstr
findstr:tldr:719e5 findstr: Find strings using a case-insensitive search.

$ findstr /i "${query}" *"

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- findstr
findstr:tldr:81389 findstr: Display only the filenames that contain a match.

$ findstr /m "${query}" *

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- findstr
findstr:tldr:afa39 findstr: Find strings in all files using regular expressions.

$ findstr /r "${expression}" *

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findstr:tldr:fbf92 findstr: Find space-separated string(s) in a piped command's output.

$ ${dir} | findstr "${query}"

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