I need to find all places in a bunch of HTML files, that lie in following structure (CSS): div.a ul.b or XPath: //div[@class="a"]//div[@class="b"] grep doesn't help me here. Is there a comman...

So in Visual Studios you can "Find in files" a string - I find this very useful to locate a file in which some markup or JS may be found, I use VS for my main code editor for Web development. The ...

Notepad++'s "Find in Files" is amazingly helpful. But I want to specify a bunch of directories in which the search should take place. Above you see me add the wildcards to the "Directory" field:...

I have a windows batch script that will look for a string within a file find /i "WD6" %Inputpath%file.txt if %errorlevel% == 0 GOTO somestuff Currently this is what my code looks like. I've come...

In my .vimrc file, I have two very useful lines: set path=~/nbapp/** set backupdir=~/nbapp/temp The first line allows me to search in my project directory and subdirectories. The second line ma...

What happened to the Visual Studio extension for "Ultra Find"? I've seen references all over this site and the Internet for this allegedly awesome extension. Here are a couple of links: http://blo...

One features I like with Visual Studio is the ability to search in open files only. For example, if I recently did changes to some files and I would like to trace those changes, I might search for ...

I use vimgrep (or grep) to search in files inside vim, but I see it's quite inconvenient to have to write that every time I want to make search in vim. Any idea on how to make a suitable short-cu...