To find all the files that contain \"foo\" in current folder, I use:
grep -r \"foo\" .
To find all the files that contain \"bar\" in curren
To print lines that do not contain some string, you use the -v
flag:
grep -r -v "bar" . | grep -v "foo"
This gives you all lines that do not contain foo
or bar
.
To print files that do not contain some string, you use the -L
flag. To non-match several strings, you can use regular expressions with the -P
flag (there are several regex flags you can use):
grep -r -L -P "(foo|bar)" .
This prints a list of files that don't contain foo
or bar
.
Thanks to Anton Kovalenko for pointing this out.