Can sed be recursive for windows?

I am using sed on windows to do search and replace on some javascript files and I was wondering if using any other utility I could get it to work recursively.

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yes you can either use a loop for

in combination with dir /s

or you can use find for windows . eg,



find c:\path -iname "*.txt" -exec sed "s/old/new/g" "{}" ;

      

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