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How to find multiple files in linux system
I have massive of files in my system and every file has one corresponded file name. For example,
test.pdf has a test-project.zip
test2.pdf has a test2-project.zip
test.pdf and test2.pdf are the ...
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Notepad++ Find in Files Filters
When using Notepad++ Find in Files feature is there a way to adjust the filter, so that it will search more than one filetype (e.g. *.c and *.h)?
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Git find line# of change
I want to find when the last time a specific css property was removed in source on my current branch (master). I wrote:
git log -Smystring --source
It gave me a hash. I fired up gitk and pasted the ...
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Is there a smarter Find files utility for Windows 8 than Windows key + F?
Is there any utility for Windows 8 that will basically do the same thing the old "Find" dialog in Explorer did?
Often times (many times a day) I need to find a particular file, and I don't know the ...
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Is there any ways to extend the search (find-in-files) capability of WinRAR?
WinRAR is good at searching for a string in text files(java, xml, txt etc.) within an archive and it supports multiple archive formats. (rar, 7zip, winzip etc)
Is there some way to extend this ...
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how do I find a phrase/word recursivly in a file tree in linux
how do I find a phrase/word recursively in a file tree in Linux?
I tried find . -name ./* | grep my_phrase
and I tried grep -r "register_long_arrays" *
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PowerPoint: Find in Files
I'm looking for the ability to "Find in Files" for PowerPoint 2003. I've searched Google but couldn't find anything.
Does such a feature exist? If not, is there an easy way to find keywords in a ...
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Free Tool to search IN files (even over a network)
I need to find some text in a ton of log files that are stored on my network (I doubt have them indexed).
The files all have a more or less unique extension. (Ie they look like this: ...
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GUI grep on OS X
This is a question coming from a former/current Windows user. If I'm looking at a Finder window in a particular directory, how can I search for files with names matching a particular pattern (e.g. ...
