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On 22-4-2010 0:39, Gilles Tran wrote:
> discussion : 4BC### [at] gmail com...
>> On 21-4-2010 22:39, Warp wrote:
>>> I really got once stuck because I just *couldn't* find what I was
>>> searching for. I knew the string was in some files and I wanted to know
>>> which of them, but the damn thing simply refused to tell me, no matter
>>> what I tried. (IIRC I was searching for C++ files which include a
>>> specific
>>> header or something like that. I ended up having to figure that out by
>>> other means.)
>>
>> Seems like you have the same problem as me.
>
> Google for messages about search not finding [programming language name]
> files in [windows version]. The general trick is to tell windows to
> index these files and not just the default ones but how to do this is
> version-specific (and well-hidden, particularly in XP). It's indeed
> annoying (I have to search for this at least once a year) but it's not
> exactly difficult to find for folks who program for a living ;)
Matlab files with extension .m in XP
no luck but your google skills are way beyond mine anyway.
Do you have an idea why it would not find those or look into them
anyway? Because if I had a theory about that I could try to find a cure.
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