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I guarantee said developer knows how to use "findstr" in the DOS shell to accomplish the same task though. Remember, this is Microsoft.
by Hydraulix989 13y ago
I guarantee said developer knows how to use "findstr" in the DOS shell to accomplish the same task though. Remember, this is Microsoft.
- akurilin 13y agoI used "grep" in a generic way. My comment referred to whatever grepping tool available on that platform, which at the time was indeed findstr, as you suggested, and Powershell. Of course it'd have been silly to expect a Windows-only-ever person to be familiar with Unix tools, that was not the point at all.