BTW, `--include` arguments are ignored by Geany when the recursive option is
not set, because of [this
commit](https://github.com/geany/geany/commit/a0d6a1f618d963e95df656b3e9cc150e4adb95c4).
(For me, that commit wasn't necessary, grep does filter files passed
explicitly. Ideally we wouldn't
My implied question was what other options are order dependent and could be
screwed up by the change?
Better to do away with grep totally as I commented elsewhere.
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Indeed, they don't. But it's an issue, at least for me.
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Hmm, grep docs don't mention any order requirement for include/exclude.
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If I do a 'Find in Files' I can fill in the 'Files' setting to limit search to
a particular file pattern (fif_files).
However, if I put in '--exclude' and '--exclude-dir' parameters into 'Extra
options' it won't work. This is because '--include' has to come before
--exclude*, but Geany puts
