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> You use your text editor to tell you which files in a directory structure
> contain a specified string? Talk about being overly complicated. grep is a
> way, way simpler way to do that.
Or, in Windows, you can just type the string into the top right of any
explorer view, in the box that says "Search". Assuming you haven't disabled
the indexing service it should be pretty fast (otherwise it needs to
actually manually search every byte of every file, which is obviously slow).
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