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FileLineFilterRegex command line program eliminates text lines from text files based on regular expression patterns.
This program removes all lines which does not match a regular expression from text files places the output files in a separate directory if such directory is specified. The file size must be small enough
to fit in available memory.
Command line parameters are:
-srcdir adirectory directory of the original files. By default, this is the current directory.
-destdir adirectory destination directory to save modified files. By default, this is the current directory. The source files will be over written.
-regex
atext this is the regular expression pattern to match lines to keep. If a line in the source file does not match this pattern, that line will not be copied to the destination file.
-fname apattern the file name pattern to search. Default is *.*
-casesens presense of this flag means search is case sensitive.
-quotes this flag means the following characters are used instead of double quotes in the -find and -replace parameters. This is to help escaping quotes inside your find replace parameters.
-r recursively process sub directories.
FileLineFilterRegex.exe is part of Bestcode File Utilities tool set.
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