The findstr is searching the words in the text and binary files in several codepages. The famouse 'grep' is very slow and get a lot memory for large binary files without ends of lines - findstr is fast and light, but it doesn't use regular expressions.
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2007-02-04 Dmitry S. Telegin <dmitry-t@yandex.ru> * Added variant for execute: findstr -f MySearchWords.txt /etc/* * StrConverter.cpp: Added check for successful opening patterns file * configure.in: Added check for iconv.h * README: updated * INSTALL: updated
2007-02-04 Dmitry S. Telegin <dmitry-t@yandex.ru> * Added variant for execute: findstr -f MySearchWords.txt /etc/* * StrConverter.cpp: Added check for successful opening patterns file * configure.in: Added check for iconv.h * README: updated * INSTALL: updated
2007-02-04 Dmitry S. Telegin <dmitry-t@yandex.ru> * Added variant for execute: findstr -f MySearchWords.txt /etc/* * StrConverter.cpp: Added check for successful opening patterns file * configure.in: Added check for iconv.h * README: updated * INSTALL: updated
2007-02-01 Dmitry S. Telegin <dmitry-t@yandex.ru> * Fixed bug: error on opening files > 2 Gb (now use plain C instead C++ for read files) * Added find on disk: findstr "root" /dev/hda1 2006-12-19 Dmitry S. Telegin <dmitry-t@yandex.ru> * Added variant for execute: find | findstr "hello"
2007-02-01 Dmitry S. Telegin <dmitry-t@yandex.ru> * Fixed bug: error on opening files > 2 Gb (now use plain C instead C++ for read files) * Added find on disk: findstr "root" /dev/hda1 2006-12-19 Dmitry S. Telegin <dmitry-t@yandex.ru> * Added variant for execute: find | findstr "hello"
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