Vim user.
Back up of my .emacs - habaDotEmacs. Useful things - extraedit.el
Welcome To the wiki.
Nope, no login no password just fill your name. --PierreGaston
Ok. Got it. --MaximKim
I wish emacs had find-in-files stuff built in. Grep and findstr can’t help here as my emacs lives in Windows environment. And its console knows nothing about unicode.
I’ve noticed that if you use eshell, and issue a grep foo * command, and you don’t have a grep binary on your system, it will use eshell-poor-mans-grep. Perhaps you can bind that to a key if you need it? Personally, I just install many command line tools via Cygwin. – AlexSchroeder
The ports of grep etc that comes from GnuWin32 works very well most of the time. They are included in EmacsW32 – LennartBorgman
Grep in Eshell! Thanks! It can search strings in different encodings. --MaximKim