Googe Code Search
I've got a post coming.. it's just taking a little longer to write than expected... In the mean time I had to share this... Google Labs has launched Google Code Search. There are plenty of search options... You can provide a regex or a string and you can filter based on license, language, filename and package name... It looks like it could prove very useful.
| Syntax and Examples (more about regexp syntax) | |||
| regexp | Search for a regular expresion go{2}gle hello,\ world ^int printk |
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| "exact string" | Search for exact string "compiler happy" |
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| file:regexp | Search only in files or directories matching regexp file:\.js$ XMLHttpRequest file:include/ ioctl file:/usr/sys/ken/slp.c "You are not expected to understand this." |
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| package:regexp | Search packages with names matching regexp. (A package's name is its URL or CVS server information.) package:perl Frodo package:linux-2.6 int\ printk |
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| lang:regexp | Search only for programs written in languages matching regexp lang:lisp xml lang:"c++" sprintf.*%s |
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| license:regexp | Search only for files with licenses matching regexp. license:bsd int\ printf -license:gpl quicksort |
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Peace,
HT
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