20 Sep, 2010, Bojack wrote in the 1st comment:
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This is just really random and very dumb on my part. For the longest time ive been using a grep function for windows until today. Have you ever noticed from xp on up that the search function built into windows also has a search "word or phrase in the file"? It will do multiple files as well. Its one of those things that, like me, probably have never noticed for years.
20 Sep, 2010, Tyche wrote in the 2nd comment:
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I've used the windows search feature to search inside files, but I still find grep to be much more useful with its regular expressions and output features.
20 Sep, 2010, Sharmair wrote in the 3rd comment:
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yes, I have used the windows find to look for files that contained some text for
years. Though for coding I tend to use the IDE's (MSVC++'s developer studio)
'find in files' feature as it does support regular expressions, and I can then just
click on on output line and have that file opened to that line with ease.
20 Sep, 2010, Zeno wrote in the 4th comment:
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Sadly I use Win7 and Win7's search inside files sucks. It won't search inside non-indexed files.
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