Hello, I was using grep for Windows version 3.5.
I was trying to pattern match files. At first, I thought I could put a regex as the file pattern in the command, but that didn't seem to work. Then I looked at the --include option. I tried grep -l --include="**/*.xml" foo . grep -l --include="**\*.xml" foo . grep -l --include="**\\*.xml" foo . Adding the recursive -r didn't help either. However, this worked: grep -rl --include="*.xml" foo . Is the double star supported on Windows? What is the proper way to do it? All the best, Alex
