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I very rarely need to search my code base for arbitrary strings. I use more advanced tools to find code. For example, Resharper indexes all the names and provid
by kyberias 8y ago
I very rarely need to search my code base for arbitrary strings. I use more advanced tools to find code. For example, Resharper indexes all the names and provides me with a great user interface to find them. Let's say I need to find class named MyWonderfulFactoryManagerAdapterSingleton I type Ctrl+T and merely type famaadsi (first letters of the camel case words) to find it.
- OskarS 8y agoI used to use "smart" tools like that, but I've more and more gone back to the "dumber" grep tools. It turns out, they're usually faster, they're almost exactly as reliable, and they're way more flexible. I'll stick with ripgrep.