Hi all,
I do a find | grep using  find ../ -depth -type f | xargs grep -i -n "<search Term>";
it pulls up many files, I use a regEx to get file name and path  $ResultOfGrep=~/(\w+[\.\w+[\.]?]+)(\:)/;
where $1 holds file name and $` holds path.
Sample find results are like this 
 /work/MergeProject/cgi-bin/log/spliceforms/Dec-13-2007_02:21:10:     
+                6:Error Details:

/work/cgi-bin/BulkGO.cgi:If any individual load errors occured, they w
+ill be listed here:</b><p> 

/work/GOBKTProject/cgi-bin/TitleLiner.cgi-ELFE-fixed:# Lastly, the cou
+nt variable logs the result.

[download]

where 'BulkGO.cgi', 'TitleLiner.cgi-ELFE-fixed' and 'Dec-13-2007_02:21:10' are file names
File name and path are seprated by ':' from the matching string.
Please help me with a regex, which could seperate all possible file names from such a find | grep result.

Thanking all in advance.

In reply to RegEx to get file name from find results by vsailas

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