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Bill Gates meets Hugh Grant at a Hollywood party. They are talking and Bill says: "I've seen some great pictures of Divine Brown lately, I sure would like to ge together with her." Hugh replies: "Well Bill, you know,ever since our incident, her price has skyrocketed, she's charging a small fortune..." Bill says (with a chuckle) "Hugh, money's no object to me. What's her number." So, Hugh gives Bill her number and Bill sets up a date. They meet and after they finish, Bill is lying there in ecstasy, mumbling "God...now I know why you chose the name Divine." To which she replies: "Thank you Bill,....and now I know why you chose the name.....Microsoft."

Taken from GNU Emacs on Windows NT and Windows 95/98
 

How do I do a recursive grep?

To do a recursive grep, you need the help of some other utilities. Probably included in the same package that has grep will be find, a program that can recursively
traverse directories and invoke programs on the files it finds. To do a recursive grep with find,  run the following command:

    find . -name pattern -exec grep -n string NUL {} \;

The pattern argument determines which files are matched (e.g., "*.c" for all .c files). The string argument specifies the string that you are searching for.

If you also have the xargs program, than you can make the recursive grep more efficient. Instead of the above command, use:

    find . -name pattern -print | xargs grep -n string

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