I can do FFIND ... > filelist.txt
then list @filelist.txt
but I'd like to do this all at once, i.e.
I've tried
but that only shows the files that ffind found.
Is there a way to short cut that?
Ironically, I was looking for this with FIND or GREP on Linux also, terrible search terms for good hits.
Yea, I could easily build a batch file to do it, but I hop around on different servers...
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then list @filelist.txt
but I'd like to do this all at once, i.e.
ffind /s/b/t"stuff to look for" *.py | list
I've tried
ffind /s/b/t"stuff to look for" *.py | list -s
but that only shows the files that ffind found.
Is there a way to short cut that?
Ironically, I was looking for this with FIND or GREP on Linux also, terrible search terms for good hits.
Yea, I could easily build a batch file to do it, but I hop around on different servers...
Read more