This should be fixed now in Geany 1.29 (released today).
We merged #1301 and the Windows installer has a `grep` version from the MSYS2
project bundled which seems to work fine with non-ASCII files and paths.
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Closed #1229 via #1301.
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In the longer term, it would be great to unify FiF search with the other
searches and using the same regex engine/syntax instead of relying on a
different external tool for the one search type. Writing a recursive directory
enumeration and matching files is pretty easy with GLib/GIO and it
I'm not too sure if it is fine. But also tend to use the patch as without
`--recurse` is broken completely, with the patch it works but with the risk of
running into loops.
I'd first would like to get some feedback from @VIVEKLUCKY1848 and then
probably merge it.
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> * I read in http://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=16444 that *"in
> which a patch was installed that tries to work around some of the MinGW
> deficiency; unfortunately the patch broke a lot of things and was backed out.
> I'm not optimistic about a fix this time either."* Does the
I just noticed my previous tests were wrong:
the warnings are not just warnings, actually grep doesn't find matches in sub
directories without the patch. With the patch, the warnings are gone and
matches will be found properly.
So, we probably should apply it.
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Running the same grep binary from the command line produces the same warnings.
After reading
http://mingw-users.1079350.n2.nabble.com/Building-GREP-td7582694.html and
http://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=16444 it seems to be a grep issue
which is unlikely to be fixed (according to
The messages are from the `grep` command shown in blue at the top of the
window. Try running it at the command line after `cd`ing to the directory
indicated.
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