That's three of you. Do none of you use the revision control's grep? I understand Lyndon's point about a local script that greps and filters, and I often have ./g to do that, but with `git grep' I can search through the working area's files under its control, so I don't see hits in output files, the --cached staging area, or a particular revision. Because MH and all its RCS ,v files are current there are many hits on them, e.g. for strcpy. Can't you all just have a checkout of the last git with MH to look at for reference? :-)
So make a ./gg that does the same thing as ./g, but for 'git grep'. _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
