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I'm querying through ~600k lines of code. Ripgrep is very noticeably faster than grep when I'm searching. I have no complaints at all regarding the speed! The
by leakbang 4y ago
I'm querying through ~600k lines of code. Ripgrep is very noticeably faster than grep when I'm searching. I have no complaints at all regarding the speed!
The only issue I'm facing is that I wish for Ripgrep to display me the search results as I type. Similar to how FSearch does it.
So instead of typing a search query and hitting enter in the commandline, I would want to continuously search as I type. I think since Ripgrep is very fast, it would be amazing for this task.
- burntsushi 4y agoOh. You're not talking about speed. You're talking about the user interface. I don't know what FSearch is, so that doesn't help this. What you want is to pair fzf with ripgrep. There are loads of tutorials out there for how to do it.
- leakbang 4y agoThat is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks :)