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@Aacini - Yea, but did you have any suggestions? Or where I can search place to insert this "special case"? I'm not so good in win bash

Thx for your answer I think that proper behavior of /V switch should be "always show not matched lines no matter what". So in the above example when we use this command < test.txt findrepl "testSomethingNonExistent" /V we get all lines of test.txt. But when \O switch doesn't have...

HELLo and thx for you findrepl I have one problem: when I want to show "not matched lines" using /V and /O:s:e params. When we find any occurence of "string" then everythings works as suspected. But when they're no match then I get empty result. Eg test.txt testLine testSth 3rd l...