"william" == william a george <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  escreveu:


[...]

  william> If I'm standing in the terminal directory then it is OK to find a
  william> string among the files in "terminal", but if I want to find the 
string
  william> when I'm standing in "SW" then it not possible. Grep cannot recurse
  william> through the directories.
  william> I tried this combination also: find . -name * -exec grep -n string 
NUL
  william> {}
  william> And I got a negative result too.

  william> Can someone please help me to find a way to solve my problem?

In my setup, GNU grep supports the -r switch which does allow for
recursion.
I use it by M-x grep RET grep -rin string . RET


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Nelson Ferreira
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