I think the submitter is correct on pointing out problem of this manual.
(but with a minor issue. -r option really does recurse directory if
there is the starting directory called "foo.c".)
His solution seem to be untested and wrong. Find need starting
directory and file pattern. Also checking file type may be a good idea
too. If you insist using find:
$ grep -n -e 'usr/local/lib' `find . -type f -name '*.[c|h]'`
But I will use simpler:
$ grep -nr -e 'usr/local/lib' --include='*.[c|h]' .
for fix. Then I do not need to change text.
Osamu
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