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Trying to parse Below command in one execution
test| findstr ":d=1 hl=4"
same is not working due to space but seprately it works
test| findstr ":d=1 "| findstr "hl=4"
So what will be escape character for space.
It searches for ":d=1" or "hl=4", by if you specify the /c:":d=1 hl=4" option, it will work differently. How to reproduce your problem?
I want to search with whole pattern E.g -":d=1 hl=4"
List of some more commands for which looking findstr options.
grep -e ":d=3 .*: cont [ 1 ]"
grep "d=5 .*OCTET STRING"
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@PANDEY Manish I haven't heard from you for a while. Does JunjieZhu's reply helps you solve the issue?
Hello,
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You can try this.
findstr ":d=1.*hl=4"
Thank you.
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