Find with two grep (contains AND not contains) and one awk [duplicate]

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I would like to store in file all path files with a specific extract of file content where file contains AAA but NOT BBB.

I tried so many things but this try is close to my goal :

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec grep -q "AAA" ; -exec grep -L "BBB" ; -exec awk '/AAA/print $NF'> /tmp/tables_names.txt ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

But... Result contains file with sometimes AAA only, AAA AND BBB..

EDIT :

This is pretty same question as Find files that contain a string and do not contain another but where there's no answer validated it was really difficult to read.
75 % of my answer was in fact there sorry...
But, I would like to return not only matched files paths but an extract (piece of text) of this matched file !

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I'm not sure I understand. You want to find all files that contains AAA but no files that contain BBB (even if they contain AAA). What would you want to do with them? I'm confused by your awk command.
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I would like to store in file all path files with a specific extract of file content where file contains AAA but NOT BBB.

I tried so many things but this try is close to my goal :

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec grep -q "AAA" ; -exec grep -L "BBB" ; -exec awk '/AAA/print $NF'> /tmp/tables_names.txt ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

But... Result contains file with sometimes AAA only, AAA AND BBB..

EDIT :

edited Mar 7 at 15:24

asked Mar 7 at 14:22

Delphine

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marked as duplicate by don_crissti, G-Man, roaima, elbarna, Timothy Martin Mar 9 at 17:54

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I'm not sure I understand. You want to find all files that contains AAA but no files that contain BBB (even if they contain AAA). What would you want to do with them? I'm confused by your awk command.
â€“Â Kusalananda
Mar 7 at 14:33

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Find files that contain a string and do not contain another [duplicate]

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I would like to store in file all path files with a specific extract of file content where file contains AAA but NOT BBB.

I tried so many things but this try is close to my goal :

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec grep -q "AAA" ; -exec grep -L "BBB" ; -exec awk '/AAA/print $NF'> /tmp/tables_names.txt ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

But... Result contains file with sometimes AAA only, AAA AND BBB..

EDIT :

edited Mar 7 at 15:24

asked Mar 7 at 14:22

Delphine

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This question already has an answer here:

Find files that contain a string and do not contain another [duplicate]

4 answers

I would like to store in file all path files with a specific extract of file content where file contains AAA but NOT BBB.

I tried so many things but this try is close to my goal :

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec grep -q "AAA" ; -exec grep -L "BBB" ; -exec awk '/AAA/print $NF'> /tmp/tables_names.txt ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

But... Result contains file with sometimes AAA only, AAA AND BBB..

EDIT :

This question already has an answer here:

Find files that contain a string and do not contain another [duplicate]

4 answers

edited Mar 7 at 15:24

asked Mar 7 at 14:22

Delphine

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edited Mar 7 at 15:24

asked Mar 7 at 14:22

Delphine

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asked Mar 7 at 14:22

Delphine

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asked Mar 7 at 14:22

Delphine

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marked as duplicate by don_crissti, G-Man, roaima, elbarna, Timothy Martin Mar 9 at 17:54

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marked as duplicate by don_crissti, G-Man, roaima, elbarna, Timothy Martin Mar 9 at 17:54

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I'm not sure I understand. You want to find all files that contains AAA but no files that contain BBB (even if they contain AAA). What would you want to do with them? I'm confused by your awk command.
â€“Â Kusalananda
Mar 7 at 14:33

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I'm not sure I understand. You want to find all files that contains AAA but no files that contain BBB (even if they contain AAA). What would you want to do with them? I'm confused by your awk command.
â€“Â Kusalananda
Mar 7 at 14:33

I'm not sure I understand. You want to find all files that contains AAA but no files that contain BBB (even if they contain AAA). What would you want to do with them? I'm confused by your awk command.
â€“Â Kusalananda
Mar 7 at 14:33

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Finding all regular files with filenames matching *.php in or below /data/my_project that contain AAA but not BBB and storing their pathnames in /tmp/class_list.txt:

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' 
 -exec grep -qF 'AAA' ';' 
 ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' 
 -print >/tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

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@kusalanada : I would like to extract some word just after AAA in fact because I have something like AAA = xxx; and I want to provide a list with xxx and file path to know for wich AAA BBB part is missing !
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:10

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Finally I used this find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep -qF 'const TABLE_NAME' ';' ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' -exec awk '/const TABLE_NAME/print $NF' ';' -print >/tmp/class_list.txt where AAA is in reality const TABLE_NAME :)
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:18

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find + awk solution:

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec 
awk '/AAA/ a=1 /BBB/ b=1 END' ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:37

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Try this :

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec 
bash -c 'grep -q AAA "$1" && ! grep -q BBB "$1" && echo "$1"' -- ; 
> /tmp/class_list.txt

edited Mar 7 at 14:45

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

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find .... -name '*.php' 
 -exec awk -v RS="" '/AAA/ && !/BBB/print FILENAME' ; > out

answered Mar 7 at 17:24

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4 Answers
4

active

oldest

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up vote
4
down vote

accepted

Finding all regular files with filenames matching *.php in or below /data/my_project that contain AAA but not BBB and storing their pathnames in /tmp/class_list.txt:

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' 
 -exec grep -qF 'AAA' ';' 
 ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' 
 -print >/tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

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@kusalanada : I would like to extract some word just after AAA in fact because I have something like AAA = xxx; and I want to provide a list with xxx and file path to know for wich AAA BBB part is missing !
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:10

1

Finally I used this find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep -qF 'const TABLE_NAME' ';' ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' -exec awk '/const TABLE_NAME/print $NF' ';' -print >/tmp/class_list.txt where AAA is in reality const TABLE_NAME :)
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:18

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up vote
4
down vote

accepted

Finding all regular files with filenames matching *.php in or below /data/my_project that contain AAA but not BBB and storing their pathnames in /tmp/class_list.txt:

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' 
 -exec grep -qF 'AAA' ';' 
 ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' 
 -print >/tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

103k13202318

@kusalanada : I would like to extract some word just after AAA in fact because I have something like AAA = xxx; and I want to provide a list with xxx and file path to know for wich AAA BBB part is missing !
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:10

1

Finally I used this find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep -qF 'const TABLE_NAME' ';' ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' -exec awk '/const TABLE_NAME/print $NF' ';' -print >/tmp/class_list.txt where AAA is in reality const TABLE_NAME :)
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:18

add a commentÂ |Â

up vote
4
down vote

accepted

Finding all regular files with filenames matching *.php in or below /data/my_project that contain AAA but not BBB and storing their pathnames in /tmp/class_list.txt:

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' 
 -exec grep -qF 'AAA' ';' 
 ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' 
 -print >/tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

103k13202318

Finding all regular files with filenames matching *.php in or below /data/my_project that contain AAA but not BBB and storing their pathnames in /tmp/class_list.txt:

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' 
 -exec grep -qF 'AAA' ';' 
 ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' 
 -print >/tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

103k13202318

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

103k13202318

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

103k13202318

answered Mar 7 at 14:36

Kusalananda

103k13202318

@kusalanada : I would like to extract some word just after AAA in fact because I have something like AAA = xxx; and I want to provide a list with xxx and file path to know for wich AAA BBB part is missing !
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:10

1

Finally I used this find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep -qF 'const TABLE_NAME' ';' ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' -exec awk '/const TABLE_NAME/print $NF' ';' -print >/tmp/class_list.txt where AAA is in reality const TABLE_NAME :)
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:18

add a commentÂ |Â

@kusalanada : I would like to extract some word just after AAA in fact because I have something like AAA = xxx; and I want to provide a list with xxx and file path to know for wich AAA BBB part is missing !
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:10

1

Finally I used this find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep -qF 'const TABLE_NAME' ';' ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' -exec awk '/const TABLE_NAME/print $NF' ';' -print >/tmp/class_list.txt where AAA is in reality const TABLE_NAME :)
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:18

@kusalanada : I would like to extract some word just after AAA in fact because I have something like AAA = xxx; and I want to provide a list with xxx and file path to know for wich AAA BBB part is missing !
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:10

Finally I used this

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep -qF 'const TABLE_NAME' ';' ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' -exec awk '/const TABLE_NAME/print $NF' ';' -print >/tmp/class_list.txt

where AAA is in reality const TABLE_NAME :)
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:18

Finally I used this

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec grep -qF 'const TABLE_NAME' ';' ! -exec grep -qF 'BBB' ';' -exec awk '/const TABLE_NAME/print $NF' ';' -print >/tmp/class_list.txt

where AAA is in reality const TABLE_NAME :)
â€“Â Delphine
Mar 7 at 15:18

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up vote
2
down vote

find + awk solution:

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec 
awk '/AAA/ a=1 /BBB/ b=1 END' ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:37

RomanPerekhrest

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up vote
2
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find + awk solution:

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec 
awk '/AAA/ a=1 /BBB/ b=1 END' ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:37

RomanPerekhrest

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up vote
2
down vote

find + awk solution:

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec 
awk '/AAA/ a=1 /BBB/ b=1 END' ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:37

RomanPerekhrest

22.4k12144

find + awk solution:

find /data/my_project -type f -name "*.php" -exec 
awk '/AAA/ a=1 /BBB/ b=1 END' ; -print > /tmp/class_list.txt

answered Mar 7 at 14:37

RomanPerekhrest

22.4k12144

answered Mar 7 at 14:37

RomanPerekhrest

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answered Mar 7 at 14:37

RomanPerekhrest

22.4k12144

answered Mar 7 at 14:37

RomanPerekhrest

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Try this :

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec 
bash -c 'grep -q AAA "$1" && ! grep -q BBB "$1" && echo "$1"' -- ; 
> /tmp/class_list.txt

edited Mar 7 at 14:45

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

Gilles Quenot

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Try this :

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec 
bash -c 'grep -q AAA "$1" && ! grep -q BBB "$1" && echo "$1"' -- ; 
> /tmp/class_list.txt

edited Mar 7 at 14:45

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

Gilles Quenot

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up vote
1
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Try this :

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec 
bash -c 'grep -q AAA "$1" && ! grep -q BBB "$1" && echo "$1"' -- ; 
> /tmp/class_list.txt

edited Mar 7 at 14:45

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

Gilles Quenot

15.3k13448

Try this :

find /data/my_project -type f -name '*.php' -exec 
bash -c 'grep -q AAA "$1" && ! grep -q BBB "$1" && echo "$1"' -- ; 
> /tmp/class_list.txt

edited Mar 7 at 14:45

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

Gilles Quenot

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edited Mar 7 at 14:45

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

Gilles Quenot

15.3k13448

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

Gilles Quenot

15.3k13448

answered Mar 7 at 14:29

Gilles Quenot

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find .... -name '*.php' 
 -exec awk -v RS="" '/AAA/ && !/BBB/print FILENAME' ; > out

answered Mar 7 at 17:24

JJoao

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up vote
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find .... -name '*.php' 
 -exec awk -v RS="" '/AAA/ && !/BBB/print FILENAME' ; > out

answered Mar 7 at 17:24

JJoao

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up vote
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find .... -name '*.php' 
 -exec awk -v RS="" '/AAA/ && !/BBB/print FILENAME' ; > out

answered Mar 7 at 17:24

JJoao

6,7011826

find .... -name '*.php' 
 -exec awk -v RS="" '/AAA/ && !/BBB/print FILENAME' ; > out

answered Mar 7 at 17:24

JJoao

6,7011826

answered Mar 7 at 17:24

JJoao

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answered Mar 7 at 17:24

JJoao

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answered Mar 7 at 17:24

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