here's another command that may help someone out there... $ grep `find -name *.c -print` -e <string> quite useful for finding functions and variables if you have lots of C source: grep `find -name *.c -print` -e "printf" will find all occurrences of printf in any .c file in any dir below the current. Change *.c to whatever... Quotes round the expression aren't necessary unless you are looking for | / \ <space> ( ) or other characters that your shell uses. -- +++ Divide By Cucumber Error, Please Re-Install Universe And Reboot +++ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://x-map.home.ml.org
