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WinGrep http://www.miscel.dk/programs.html has an old version of WinGrep v.1.11 from 1999 (assuming this is the app mentioned in the previous posts).
The app runs in Windows10, but I could not figure out how to make it find something ...
Note: I just archived the web page (and the programs linked in that web page) on the waybackmachine: https://web.archive.org/web/20201024183 ... grams.html
NOT portable: writes to the registry.
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juverax wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 10:22 amWinGrep http://www.miscel.dk/programs.html has an old version of WinGrep v.1.11 from 1999 (assuming this is the app mentioned in the previous posts).
The app runs in Windows10, but I could not figure out how to make it find something ...
Note: I just archived the web page (and the programs linked in that web page) on the waybackmachine: https://web.archive.org/web/20201024183 ... grams.html
Two different programs!
OP WinGrep is by Huw Millington last released in 2009(?).
The one you linked is by HKJ and from 1999 as you noted.
deathcubek wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 2:41 pm
Just for the notes, grep binaries for Windows are available via Cygwin as well as via MSYS2. Also, a "standalone" EXE an be found in UnxUtils.
(And, as mentioned above already, BusyBox contains "grep" too. But I think BusyBox' implementation lacks the GNU extensions)
deathcubek wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2020 2:41 pm
Just for the notes, grep binaries for Windows are available via Cygwin as well as via MSYS2. Also, a "standalone" EXE an be found in UnxUtils.
(And, as mentioned above already, BusyBox contains "grep" too. But I think BusyBox' implementation lacks the GNU extensions)
Are you me?
I don't think deathcubek has been as active on the site as some other users to see some of the recent discussion around Unix->Windows tools, but I admit you could have written (and if I dig around may find examples of) the quoted text.