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中国DOS联盟论坛 » DOS批处理 & 脚本技术（批处理室） » [Help] findstr: find lines that start with [ and end with ] View 1,979　Replies 17

Floor 16 Posted 2008-08-02 13:18　·　中国北京海淀区联通

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Originally posted by FQ at 2008-8-2 08:29 AM:
Sigh, the key point is that it does display it

Dizzy... when I tested findstr ^$, aaa happened to have an extra space after it, so it wasn't displayed.

Today I came up with this one, it seems to work:

findstr /b

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Floor 17 Posted 2008-08-02 14:31　·　中国四川德阳电信

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Originally posted by s11ss at 2008-8-2 01:18 PM:

Dizzy... when I tested findstr ^$, aaa happened to have an extra space after it, so it wasn't displayed.

Today I came up with this one, it seems to work:

findstr /b

This one of yours works, thanks. But that original findstr ^$ had a problem in itself; it wasn't because aaa had an extra space after it.

Floor 18 Posted 2008-08-02 15:53　·　中国北京海淀区联通

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Originally posted by joyoustar at 2008-8-2 02:31 PM:

But that original findstr ^$ had a problem in itself; it wasn't because aaa had an extra space after it.

What I meant was exactly that the original findstr ^$ itself had a problem...

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