How can I search a specific list of files with ripgrep?
I've got a list of files that I would like to search for a pattern with ripgrep.
How can this be done?
ripgrep
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Chris StryczynskiChris Stryczynski
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I've got a list of files that I would like to search for a pattern with ripgrep.
How can this be done?
ripgrep
asked Jan 15 at 12:32
Chris StryczynskiChris Stryczynski
574419
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I've got a list of files that I would like to search for a pattern with ripgrep.
How can this be done?
ripgrep
asked Jan 15 at 12:32
Chris StryczynskiChris Stryczynski
574419
I've got a list of files that I would like to search for a pattern with ripgrep.
How can this be done?
ripgrep
ripgrep
asked Jan 15 at 12:32
Chris StryczynskiChris Stryczynski
574419
asked Jan 15 at 12:32
Chris StryczynskiChris Stryczynski
574419
asked Jan 15 at 12:32
Chris StryczynskiChris Stryczynski
574419
asked Jan 15 at 12:32
Chris StryczynskiChris Stryczynski
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asked Jan 15 at 12:32
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ripgrep accepts file paths as arguments. So just pass your files as arguments:
rg pattern file1 file2 ...
If your list is in a file, with one path per line, then use xargs:
xargs -d 'n' -a list-file rg pattern
Or if it's a list generated from find, then:
find ./ ... -print0 | xargs -0 rg pattern
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ripgrep accepts file paths as arguments. So just pass your files as arguments:
rg pattern file1 file2 ...
If your list is in a file, with one path per line, then use xargs:
xargs -d 'n' -a list-file rg pattern
Or if it's a list generated from find, then:
find ./ ... -print0 | xargs -0 rg pattern
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ripgrep accepts file paths as arguments. So just pass your files as arguments:
rg pattern file1 file2 ...
If your list is in a file, with one path per line, then use xargs:
xargs -d 'n' -a list-file rg pattern
Or if it's a list generated from find, then:
find ./ ... -print0 | xargs -0 rg pattern
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ripgrep accepts file paths as arguments. So just pass your files as arguments:
rg pattern file1 file2 ...
If your list is in a file, with one path per line, then use xargs:
xargs -d 'n' -a list-file rg pattern
Or if it's a list generated from find, then:
find ./ ... -print0 | xargs -0 rg pattern
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ripgrep accepts file paths as arguments. So just pass your files as arguments:
rg pattern file1 file2 ...
If your list is in a file, with one path per line, then use xargs:
xargs -d 'n' -a list-file rg pattern
Or if it's a list generated from find, then:
find ./ ... -print0 | xargs -0 rg pattern
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