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grep in Powershell

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Mar 15, 20268710 views
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What is the mos easy/comfortable way to use Powershells built-in functions to emulate like behaviour? In scripts I use something like this I fairly sure there is an easier/shorter version for that, maybe a one-liner. So, what is the best way to it the way?

Error Output

dir "*.filter" | foreach-object{
    $actfile = $_
    $readerrorfile = [System.IO.Path]::GetTempFileName()
    $found = $false
    $content = Get-Co…

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Fix for: grep in Powershell

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I normally do something like: For a matching file, this shows me the name of the file, the line number and the contents of the line. This is also pipeline-friendly. I suggest that you have a look at Select-string by using:

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