'findstr'不是内部或外部命令，也不是可运行的程序
'findstr’不是内部或外部命令，也不是可运行的程序 解决： 环境变量Path 添加 %SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%； 我这边是添加还是不行最后发现变量名是PATH改成Path 成功 来源： CSDN 作者： tiwayDeng 链接： https://blog.csdn.net/qq_39941141/article/details/103810252
findstr
Search and then delete depending on whether files contain a string
问题 I'd like to search through multiple text files in a single directory for a string ('monkey'), if the string exists, then either, depending on what's easiest: rename the matching string - e.g. change monkey monkey1 and save then file and carry on searching/processing or Delete any file that has the matching string. Have searched but can't seem to find anything straightforward. 回答1: Modifying the contents of a text file is fairly complex using native Windows batch commands, so option 1) is not
How do I redirect output into Gvim as a list of files to be opened?
问题 I would like findstr /m background *.vim | gvim to open all *.vim files containing background in a single instance of gvim - but I can't get the piping to work. This is very similar to this question but instead of capturing the stdin output I would like GViM to treat the output as a list of files to be opened - and on a Windows system so xargs isn't guaranteed. Any ideas? 回答1: I can think of a few ways of doing this: Use vimgrep Use vimgrep: after running gvim, enter: :vimgrep /background/ **
Escaping a quote in findstr search string
问题 How can I properly escape a quote in a search string when using findstr.exe? Example: findstr /misc:"namespace=\"" *.cs > ns.txt This outputs to the console, instead of to the file I specified. I am doing this directly on the command line, not actually in a batch file, though that information might be useful too. 回答1: Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think I've figured it out: findstr.exe /misc:^"namespace=\^"^" *.cs > ns.txt This seems to give the correct output, even if you have spaces
How to match IP address by using 'findstr'? Or any other method of batch in windows
问题 As the title said, I want to match ip address with batch in windows, please tell me how I can do it? I see that " findstr " can match with regex like " [0-9] ", but how can "findstr" matches it appears one to three times ? 回答1: Since findstr 's regex support is a bit ... dated, you usually can't use most regexes you find on the web. The following matches four runs of digits, separated by dots: ipconfig | findstr /r "[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*" However, if you're only
Steam显示-118错误，页面无法显示
1.进入 steamcommunity 302 Ver.10.4 ，下载所需插件 2.安装步骤提示进行安装即可 PS：解决常见的80/443端口被占用问题： 1.在运行栏输入cmd——powershell——netstat -aon|findstr :80|findstr LISTEN(如果80没被占用可能是443被占用了，再输入netstat -aon|findstr :443|findstr LISTEN) 2.打开任务管理器里查找对应的PID值，结束掉该进程 3.重新运行steamcommunity_302_V10.4.exe即可 详情请见 解决常见的80/443端口被占用问题 作者：羽翼城 来源：羽翼城个人博客 原文：https://www.dogfight360.com/blog/ 版权声明：本文为博主原创文章，转载请附上博文链接！ 来源： CSDN 作者： 风落尘归去l 链接： https://blog.csdn.net/maycumtb/article/details/103751565
python使用adb驱动手机自动完成“闲鱼”每日浏览得红包
初次是基于像素得，因为手机不同需要修改。 import time import os # 获取APP名称 def get_app_name(): app_name = os.popen('adb shell dumpsys window w |findstr \/ |findstr name=') print(app_name) # 呼醒屏幕 def wake_up(): # 获取电源状态 power_state = os.popen( "adb shell dumpsys power | findstr \"Display Power: state=\"").read().strip('\n') if power_state.split('=')[-1] == 'OFF': print("唤醒屏幕") os.system('adb shell input keyevent 26') else: print("屏幕已开启不需要唤醒") # 解锁屏幕 def unlock(): # 获取锁屏状态 key_guard = os.popen( "adb shell dumpsys window policy| findstr \"mShowingLockscreen\"").read().strip('\n').strip() if (key_guard.split(' ')[0])
How to remove filename in findstr output file
问题 I use findstr to search and output my search to another txt file but need to omit the filename, can anyone help pls? Thanks in advance! My current batch file :- findstr "TEST" *.dat > output.txt and the result of output.txt with all the filename Doc*.dat(which I need to remove):- Doc (1).dat:2014-04-15;TEST TECHNOLOGY LTD Doc (10).dat:2014-04-29;TEST TECHNOLOGY LTD Doc (11).dat:2014-04-30;TEST TECHNOLOGY LTD Doc (12).dat:2014-05-02;TEST TECHNOLOGY LTD Doc (13).dat:2014-05-05;TEST TECHNOLOGY
Windows Command Line- Assign High Priority to FINDSTR within a loop
问题 Does anybody know how to manipulate this code so that the FINDSTR process always is assigned high priority? FORFILES /P C:\path /M * /C "cmd /c FINDSTR /c:"@FILE" C:\path\*">C:\path\repgenresults.txt I tried assigning priority manually in Task Manager, but I would need to do that a couple thousand times, because each new process with a new iteration of the loop is assigned normal priority. I also tried combining the cmd and start functions without much luck. Any ideas? 回答1: You could put
FINDSTR in Command Prompt
问题 I am trying to generate a file with all of the rows from an input file containing a certain string using the FINDSTR commanand in cmd.exe . My command below does not produce any results, whereas the FIND command (also below) shows that there are 182,688 rows containing the string I'm looking for... FIND command: FIND /c "searchstring" c:\Users\karl\Desktop\Report.csv gives the following: ---------- C:\USERS\KARL\DESKTOP\REPORT.CSV: 182688 FINDSTR command: findstr /i /c:"searchstring" c:\Users