No, you can't use any of those mysterious, barely-a-syllable,
Unix function names. :)
There are regular expressions functions in the later versions
of VBScript.dll, but they were put there for scripting so I don't
know whether they might be too slow for what you want. You should
be able to try them out by setting a reference to vbscript.dll.
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Kelly <kelly@invalid. com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> Can I use grep a statement from a file in visual basic?
>
> example: grep "test here" file.txt
>
> Thanks.
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I realized after answering that that you're asking about
vbscript. Your subject says VBS, your post says VB.
For VBS, look up the VBScript.RegExp object.
Also, this is a VB newsgroup. You can ask about VBS
in microsoft.publi c.scripting.vbs cript
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> Can I use grep a statement from a file in visual basic?
>
> example: grep "test here" file.txt
>
> Thanks.
>[/color]
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