I remember back in '00 when Yasin A. Vohra wrote:
> Hi!
>
> diamondback:~/Old/C++/myClass> ls
> HW/ HW5/ class_slides/
> syllabus.pdf.gz*
> HW1/ HW6/ iomanip.pdf.gz* test.pdf.gz*
> HW10/ HW7/ iomanip.ps.gz
> worksheet.pdf.gz*
> HW2/ HW8/ note*
> HW3/ HW9/ operators.pdf.gz*
> HW4/ Solution/ schedule.pdf.gz*
> diamondback:~/Old/C++/myClass>
>
> I am interested in finding all the files which contain vector with
> their location. Is there anyway to do it.
assuming you mean the string "vector":
cd ~/Old/C++/myClass
find . -type f | xargs grep vector
alternate solutions I thought of, in no particular order:
find . -type f -exec echo {} \; -exec grep vector {} \;
or
grep vector */*
(assumes all files are located immediately under the listed
directory)
Explanations can be furnished if required. HTH.
Matt
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