in reply to grep in windows

Hmm... And what exactly is a "normal" Windows user?

Anyway, I'm not familiar with "tcgrep" (is it the grep from Turbo C++?). If you can install it, Cygwin has straight ports of the Unix grep, egrep, fgrep, etc. (as well as another version of Perl that's IMHO better than ActiveState's for a lot of tasks). Cygwin's tools (they have a fairly complete port of the GNU tools to Win32) are great, I use them all the time. Hope this helps!

Update: Aha! tcgrep = Tom Christiansen's version of grep, written in perl. (/me bows head in shame for being too lazy to do a google search before posting the first time.) Thanks tye.

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Re: Re: grep in windows
by chorg (Monk) on Oct 24, 2001 at 19:14 UTC
    I tend to the Unices... I am using windows to do a project right now. Of course I have to apologize... My problem is not with perl -- it's with the command line in windows, or lack thereof. Cygwin should do it... sorry about the time taken. thanks for the replies though
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