I created a batch that will use windows FINDSTR to search for my selective input.
I am trying to log my results of my search term in a text file called results.txt
So I do have something like this so results are kept not overwritten:
>>Results.txt
I've created the txt file so it'll write to it, this is what I tried and won't work:
findstr "\<%X%\>" *.txt
echo >>results.txt
That is what I have for trying to log my results of my search term, however nothing happens.
And when I have findstr "\<%X%>" *.txt >>results.txt
It tries to search for >>results.txt
and it's not cooperating.
Anyone know what to do?
I'm doing this because FINDSTR will work in the cmd prompt but if I get too many results it cuts off the top, so I want it to write all the results into the results.txt so I can view the whole results with nothing cut off.
Thanks for the help =)
Try using /c:
findstr /c:"<%X%>" *.txt >> results.txt
Edit: didn't need the ^ escaping here.
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