I have tried using something like "struct a {" and "struct a {" to look for the declaration of "a". But it seems opengrok just ignores the curly brackets. Is there a way to search for the phrase "s...

I am trying to setup OpenGrok to search through a few GB of code, mostly Java and Python projects. I use opengrok-0.12.1/bin/OpenGrok index $SRC_ROOT to build the index. I can see it indexing Java'...

lately I was asked by my boss to explore OpenGrok possibilities in the company I'm working for. First I started with a few projects at my virtualbox lubuntu, it was working ok, but kind of slowly. ...

I am trying to search my codebase for code that calls a function named "foo" so I am searching for "foo(" but the results I'm getting includes everything with the word foo in it which includes css,...

Is there an API for OpenGrok? I'm interested in mining the results in either Perl or Java. At the moment, I could perform HTML scrapping against the results, but seems less-than-ideal. As pe...

GitHub's advanced search is okay, but the OpenGrok has some desirable features. To use OpenGrok with GitHub hosted repo's will I have to: Set up my own OpenGrok server Clone the various repos S...

I am using for an alternative to OpenGrok. I can't configure it properly. What I want is to browse to the code, like I would be in Visual Studio. I'd like to have a menu with a minimum option of Go...

I am searching a codebase indexed by OpenGrok, the -a option has been enabled to allow the first character of a search term to be a wildcard. I would like to find all occurrences of method foo that...

I am working on Searching through SVN repository.I came through this tool OpenGrok for indexing and searching through the repository. but i problem i am getting is i am not able to get it configure...

I was able to install and use opengrok on WinXP using this blog entry http://theflashesofinsight.wordpress.com/2009/05/11/install-opengrok-on-windows/ I now want to index a subversion repository....

Looking at the OpenGrok help page reveals that the search query is based on Lucene, and Lucene in turn indicates that search queries are converted to lower case. I was wondering if there is any way...