Text search from emacs

Text search from emacs

[Heime via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor]

How can I do a search for some text in some directory from emacs?
Perhaps one can write an elisp function to conveniently do this? 

Re: Text search from emacs

[Jean Louis]

* Heime via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor <help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org> [2024-12-14 03:16]:
> 
> How can I do a search for some text in some directory from emacs?
> Perhaps one can write an elisp function to conveniently do this? 

You can use the `rgrep` command in Emacs to search for text in a
directory and its subdirectories.

- Type `M-x rgrep` and press RET, follow prompts

This function uses the `rgrep` command, which uses `grep` under the
hood. 

Though there are other ways, like `M-x grep` or even `M-x find-dired`

You have it under Menu Tools, look there.

-- 
Jean Louis

Emacs is so customizable that you can spend hours tweaking it and still not have written a single line of code 🤣.

expand-region for =org emphasis=

[Samuel Wales]

Is it possible to make expand-region.el treat =cat cat.txt= as if it
were "cat cat.txt"?  AI or gptel.el print the former, and expand
region selects the whole thing.

Re: expand-region for =org emphasis=

[Jean Louis]

* Samuel Wales <samologist@gmail.com> [2024-12-14 10:28]:
> Is it possible to make expand-region.el treat =cat cat.txt= as if it
> were "cat cat.txt"?  AI or gptel.el print the former, and expand
> region selects the whole thing.

Where is that expand-region.el ?

-- 
Jean Louis