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"Find in files" doesn't work on Unix files


Hello,

I have a VC++ project which uses files located on my Unix account
Browsing (eg. go to Definition etc) works fine, however, if I use "Fin
in Files" it does not find any single instance of the string entered.
guess? it is a Windows (find)/Unix (grep) problem, but is there also
solution to it? That would be great.

Thanks,

Bar
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Bart Masschelein <Ba*********************@mail.codecomments.com>
wrote in news:Ba*********************@mail.codecomments.com :
I have a VC++ project which uses files located on my Unix
account. Browsing (eg. go to Definition etc) works fine,
however, if I use "Find in Files" it does not find any single
instance of the string entered. I guess? it is a Windows
(find)/Unix (grep) problem, but is there also a solution to it?
That would be great.


This looks like a bug. What does filemon say about the IDE trying
to open these files? Does it try at all? Do the calls fail?

Thanks,
--
Tarek Madkour, Visual C++ Team
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no rights.
Nov 17 '05 #2

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