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From: nasser@apldbio.com
Subject: Re: Source files organisation using gnat: more...
Date: 1997/07/02
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In article <5penf5$m75$1@uuneo.neosoft.com>, rlove@antispam.neosoft.com says...

>First, there is a perl recursive grep you might try.  

is this perl script something more than I can do just by typing:

% grep "pattern" `find . -name "*.adb" -print`

or

%find . -name "*.adb" -print | xargs grep -i "pattern"

etc.. I am sure there are other ways to do recusrive greps.


Nasser