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| DOS批处理 & 脚本技术(批处理室) » [Help] Extracting matching strings under Windows |
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| Floor1 nanhezzb | Posted 2010-07-10 14:01 |
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Under Windows, how can text-processing tools output matching strings? For example, if I want to output all .com domain names from a webpage's source code.
How should this be written with sed, grep, awk (are there any other programs?), etc.? Many thanks. If I want to match .cn, .net, and other domain names, how should I use “OR” logic? [ Last edited by nanhezzb on 2010-7-10 at 20:22 ] |
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| Floor2 nanhezzb | Posted 2010-07-10 14:17 |
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grep.exe -o "*\.com" should probably meet the requirement like this, but I don't know whether writing it this way is accurate. How should the other command-line ones be written?
I found a problem, for example: grep.exe -o "aa*\.com can only match aakkjkk.com and cannot match aaaaaaaakkjkk.com. Why does grep regex match from the back? [ Last edited by nanhezzb on 2010-7-10 at 18:56 ] |
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