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By: keithmarshall
The --include option isn't supported by the MSYS grep which I use, (v2.4.2),
but on my Linux box, (Mandrake 8.2, grep 2.5f),
grep -r --include='*.c' GNU groff-working
displays the lines from only *.c files, in my groff source tree. You might
need to quote the fileproto on Windoze too -- you certainly do on Linux, if
it contains wildcards.
If you do revert to the find command, as I suggested earlier, the -H option
to grep might be useful, i.e.
find dir -iname 'fileproto' -exec grep -H regex {} \;
HTH.
Keith.
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