Fastest way to extract IP:port occurances any text file?

[foxidrive]

Anyway, it looks like Penpen's original batch file is the ONLY way to do it without any other file dependencies (ie, findrepl.bat or grep).

Findrepl is a batch file - it doesn't require any tools that aren't already in the system so there are no dependencies to worry about. You can even integrate it into your batch file.

[MKANET]

Thanks Foxdrive. Yes, I know its a batch file; but I still consider it as a added dependency file; unless I include the entire findrepl.bat code into all my batch files that need to use it It if it was a few lines of code, then it might have been a difference story. I guess the issue is moot anyway since GNU grep tool also has 4 dependency dlls (total of file files instead of just one batch file). I guess I just need to decide what will work best for me in the long run; without putting too much focus on having zero dependencies.

Anyway, it looks like Penpen's original batch file is the ONLY way to do it without any other file dependencies (ie, findrepl.bat or grep).

Findrepl is a batch file - it doesn't require any tools that aren't already in the system so there are no dependencies to worry about. You can even integrate it into your batch file.