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Old August 11th, 2012, 07:57 PM
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Specifying files to act upon in grep

I use the following command:
Quote:
grep -R "dperson_bridge" *.php
because I want to search recursively the contents of all .php files containing the phrase "dperson_bridge" and it returns nothing.
Then I use the following command:
Quote:
grep -R "dperson_bridge" *
and I receive the kind of output I expect to receive.
Why doesn't the *.php work? I don;t want grep to look into .css or .js files.

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Because the shell expands wildcards, not grep. As far as grep is concerned you passed it all the filenames matching the pattern ./*.php (ie, all .php files in the current directory).

There might be an easier way but I use
Code:
find -type f -name '*.php' -execdir grep "dperson_bridge" '{}' \;

(find all *.php files and execute "grep dperson_bridge file" on each)

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