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Thank you guys for your help. I used the new function "search" that scans file content in an open file. I believe it will do what I want it to do. However, the manual states that after a search the file pointer is positioned to the end of the search string by default. Incorrect. The file pointer is ...

(find "\xxx\xxx" data) works just fine without doubling up on the inverse slashes. If I put double slashes in find-all, it returns an empty list. If I use left and right braces instead of the double quotation marks, it also returns an empty list. If I use braces and double inverse slashes, it return...

I am using Windows XP SP3. I have read a file into string for searching. Here are the first few characters of that file printed on the screen with a string slice. String name is a. "Rar!\026\007\000\207\144s\000\000\r" find seems to work ok, but using find-all works a little different. (find-all "\0...