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By: keithmarshall
grep -r regex dir
If you want grep to recurse into a directory tree, tell it the top level
directory
of the tree, (or subtree) you are interested in, rather than a file name
prototype.
If you want to restrict it to specific file name prototypes use:
find dir -iname 'fileproto' -exec grep regex {} \;
Can't comment on your piping problem -- I use MSYS grep, which doesn't have it.
HTH.
Keith.
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