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I usually just open up sublime on a codebase to do some quick searches, you can jump straight to the file and see the results in context.
by cpleppert 14y ago
I usually just open up sublime on a codebase to do some quick searches, you can jump straight to the file and see the results in context.
- ajross 14y agoEditor integrations fail badly with big codebases though. I don't use sublime text, but I can't imagine getting it to index, say, the entire kernel (or the /frameworks subtree of an Android build, etc...) faster than a recursive grep will return. That said, I don't use ack. I've tried it a few times and it looks great and works well, but honestly this particular task turns out not to be one where I demand polish and features. Really, all I want is grep.
- n0mad01 14y agome too, i've tried ack several times but i'm not stuck to it because i've always been able to find anything i was searching for with, tataaa : simple grep and locate.
- akavlie 14y agoI use Sublime as my editor as well. Sublime's search functionality is pretty good too, and I can't there's anything bad about it, for my typical use cases... but I've become very used to reaching for ack, and I love the highlighting it uses. On the other hand Sublime does support double click to open on file names in search results.