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DOS疑难解答 & 问题讨论（解答室） » How to search for files whose names contain a specific string?

Floor1　ajon911	Posted 2008-01-06 11:06
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For example, I want to search for txt files on drive F whose filenames contain 123, and then save the results as a.txt For example, if F contains abc.txt, 1234.txt, 2008.txt, 01123.txt, 312325.txt I want to find 1234.txt, 01123.txt, 312325.txt Please explain it!

Floor2　chishingchan	Posted 2008-01-06 13:26
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The form is roughly like this (since I haven't fully mastered it yet), so mistakes are unavoidable! For reference only: for %a in ('dir *.txt /b^\|find /v "123"') do echo %a>>a.txt

Floor4　ajon911	Posted 2008-01-08 11:35
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Originally posted by ThinKing at 2008-1-6 05:21 PM: dir /s/b/a-d F:\123.txt>a.txt Thanks so much!