A nice alternative to my decidedly low-tech approach: (in ~/.zshrc) # 'ff' command -- find string in files with a specified suffix ff() { [[ -n $1 &&

A nice alternative to my decidedly low-tech approach: (in ~/.zshrc) # 'ff' command -- find string in files with a specified suffix ff() { [[ -n $1 && -n $2 ]] || { echo "Usage $0 [suffix] [string]" echo "Where" echo " suffix file suffix (without wildcards)" echo " string string to search for (quote if spaces)" return } find . -name \*$1 -exec grep -Hn $2 "{}" \; | less -RFX } Has colorized output, and only pages (with less) when there is more than one page to show.