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I have a large file that I am grepping to find a certain string.
grep 'C:\Data\Directory\Test.txt' test.txt It can not find it even though I know it is in there . I know that there is a problem with the backslashes but I can't get it to work. I tried grep 'C:/\Data/\Directory/\Test.txt' test.txt but it did not work??? |
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