find ./ -type f | xapply -f 'grep "SOMESTRING" "%1" | sed -e "s!^!%1: !"' -
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Jordan Sissel
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Jordan Sissel
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Fri, 15 Oct 2004grep -R
Boredom + lacking grep with -R...
find ./ -type f | xapply -f 'grep "SOMESTRING" "%1" | sed -e "s!^!%1: !"' -
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