Return just list of files

YourMum · Sep 19, 2005#12005-09-19T17:37+00:00

I would like to perform a "Find in Files" with all the parameters Find, In Files/Types, Directory, but for the output to only show the names (path) of the files which contain matches.

I do not want the usual output, e.g.:

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Find 'STDHDG01' in 'E:\YM\September 2005\Sqr\SQR\XRFWIN.SQR' :
E:\YM\September 2005\Sqr\SQR\XRFWIN.SQR(59):    #include 'stdhdg01.sqc'
Found 'STDHDG01' 1 time(s).
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I want something like:

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Find 'STDHDG01' in folder 'E:\YM\September 2005\Sqr\SQR' :
E:\YM\September 2005\Sqr\SQR\XRFWIN.SQR
E:\YM\September 2005\Sqr\SQR\XRFRCPN.SQR
E:\YM\September 2005\Sqr\SQR\XRFRCFL.SQR
Found 'STDHDG01' 3 time(s).
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Is this possible?

TIA.
YourMum

Mofi · Sep 20, 2005#22005-09-20T10:25+00:00

You will not get this result directly. But you can activate the "Result to Edit Window" option and run this macro to get only the filenames with path and the number of files found for the specified search string at bottom of the result.

InsertMode
ColumnModeOff
HexOff
UnixReOff
Top
Find RegExp "%Find *^p"
Replace All ""
Find RegExp "%Found *^p"
Replace All ""
Find RegExp "/[0-9]+: *$"
Replace All ""
Find "----------------------------------------^p"
Replace All ""
SelectToBottom
StartSelect
Key UP ARROW
SortAsc RemoveDup 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
EndSelect
Find RegExp "[0-9]+ time(s). (^(*^))"
Replace All "in ^1"
UnixReOn

Remove the last red command, if you use regular expression in UltraEdit style by default instead of Unix style - see Advanced - Configuration - Find - Unix style Regular Expressions. UnixReOn/UnixReOff modifies this setting.

YourMum · Sep 20, 2005#32005-09-20T12:31+00:00

Wowsers. Thanks. That did what I wanted. Thanks very much, Mofi.

YM