MUString Finder

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  1. #1
    Enthusiast kittrika is offline
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    Apr 2015 Join Date
    Titirangi, NewLocation
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    MUString Finder

    Got a bazillion text files ?
    Cant find/remember which Setting is in which text document ?
    Let this find your command/string for you...
    Just throw it in your Server directory
    [does not search BMDs..]

    Just make a .txt document , copy and paste the code below
    Save , Change .txt to .bat
    Put in MU Server folder
    Type in anything you wish to find in a text document ie: Kundun
    It will scan all text files for Kundun and show the path and name of the file it is contained in.
    And save the paths to query.txt

    Not sure if it will help any of you , but it sure as hell saves me alot of time :)
    Code:
    @echo off
    color 4f
    :search
    
    
    cd %cd%
    title MUString : File Searcher
    set /p input=Sample Of Text:
    echo Loading.
    findstr /s /i /p /a:4a /c:%input% *.*
    findstr /s /i /p %input% *.* > query.txt
    
    
    echo.
    echo.
    echo Saved session query.txt.
    echo Enter to exit.
    pause > nul
    exit
    or if you too lazy to make your own batch... [attachments]
    Attached Files Attached Files
    Last edited by kittrika; 01-05-15 at 03:04 AM.


  2. #2
    Apprentice letiendat287 is offline
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    Re: MUString Finder

    Thank. It work for me. MUStringFinder.zip is nothing.

  3. #3
    Enthusiast kittrika is offline
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    Re: MUString Finder

    Quote Originally Posted by letiendat287 View Post
    Thank. It work for me. MUStringFinder.zip is nothing.
    glad it worked and fixed the attachment haha



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