SteveWh - 8:39 pm on Feb 13, 2010 (gmt 0)

Using GNUWin32 grep 2.5.4 and Super Sed for Windows 3.62, the following single command line searches all files in the current folder and its subdirectories. For each meta tag found, it outputs the filename in the first column, the meta tag in the second column, the two columns separated by a tab for easy import into Excel. You can then sort on either column:

grep -RiPo "\<meta.*\>" *.* | ssed -Re "{s/\:/\t/}" > C:\TEMP\MetaList.tsv

C:\TEMP\MetaList.tsv is just a placeholder example file name.