OK, so I'm reeeeally busy these days, and I only have time to post a lame-ass topic like this one. I mean, who wouldn't know about using findstr to search for regular expressions in a file, right?
Anyway, to do that you all you have to do is pass the /R option, and put the regular expression as /C option argument. Say you want to search for every lines in a file that begins with a Foo and ends with a Bar, with any string in between.
findstr /R /C:"^Foo.*Bar$" some.txt
To make it search recursively in a directory, use the /S option. If you want to ignore case, use the /I option.
OK, gotta go.
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