Ralph Winslow wrote:
>Anthony Campbell wrote:
>>
>> On 07 Feb 1999q, Lance Hoffmeyer wrote:
>> > What is the easiest way to locates files (say HTML) by text in their
>> > documents?
>
>find director_and_subs_you_are_interested_in -exec grep "string you
>seek" {} \; -print
That w
Anthony Campbell wrote:
>
> On 07 Feb 1999q, Lance Hoffmeyer wrote:
> > What is the easiest way to locates files (say HTML) by text in their
> > documents?
find director_and_subs_you_are_interested_in -exec grep "string you
seek" {} \; -print
If you're only interested in html files, add -name "
On 07 Feb 1999q, Lance Hoffmeyer wrote:
> What is the easiest way to locates files (say HTML) by text in their
> documents? 4DOS ffind is essentially what I am trying to do. Is there
> a way to pipe 'find'? Or do I need to use gawk?
> When I tried using gawk it would not allow me to search multi
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> Lance Hoffmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > What is the easiest way to locates files (say HTML) by text in their
> > documents?
>
> find ~/somedir -iname "*\.htm*" -exec grep -i "some text" {} \; -print
Also look at the 'rgrep' package.
rgrep "some text" /s
Lance Hoffmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What is the easiest way to locates files (say HTML) by text in their
> documents?
find ~/somedir -iname "*\.htm*" -exec grep -i "some text" {} \; -print
morgan
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| What is the easiest way to locates files (say HTML) by text in their
| documents? 4DOS ffind is essentially what I am trying to do. Is there
| a way to pipe 'find'? Or do I need to use gawk?
| When I tried using gawk it would not allow me to search multi
What is the easiest way to locates files (say HTML) by text in their
documents? 4DOS ffind is essentially what I am trying to do. Is there
a way to pipe 'find'? Or do I need to use gawk?
When I tried using gawk it would not allow me to search multiple
directories. I find never used
gawk before
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