I want to select from a file all the lines which do not match a specific pattern; I know I have to use -notMatch option of select-string but I just can't figure it out how. (I'm looking for something like GREP's -v function) Any example would be useful. Thanks in advance.
Can't you use the following
-notmatch "(?<!(void|double|char|int)\s+|//.*)\b$f\b"
I think you still want to match
rather than notmatch
. To exclude the function return type or comments, you need a 'negative look behind asserion'. Perhaps this will do what you require?
$f = 'my_function'
select-string test.txt -Pattern "(?<!(void|double|char|int)\s+|//.*)\b$f\b"
The (?<!...)
part says don't match if '...' is found at this point in the source text.
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