SFK: find (Help)

Команда: find
sfk find [opts] singledir word [word2] [word3] ... [-names]

   search text in text files. if multiple words are given
   then only areas containing all words are listed.

   this is a basic command to search only static words.
   type sfk xfind to use wildcards and expressions.

   options
      -arc       XE: include content of .zip .jar .tar etc. archives
                     as deep as possible, including nested archives.
                 XD: demo will read first 1000 bytes of each entry.
      -qarc      quick read top level archives but not nested ones.
      -case      search case sensitive. default is case insensitive.
                 for details type: sfk help nocase
      -bin       do not autodetect file content, process all as binary.
                 can also be used for floating text files (one linefeed per
                 paragraph, not per line). may produce unwanted line breaks
                 with short-lined text.
      -len=n     increase the line length for text extracted from binary
                 to find longer strings. maximum is 600 approx.
      -wide      same as -len=300
      -delim=.,; set delimiters to enable soft word wrapping.
                 default is to soft wrap only on white space.
      -hidden    include hidden and system files.
      -c         case-sensitive search (not default).
      -lnum      list line numbers of hits.
      -nocol     disable color highlighting of output (sfk help colors).
      -names     list only names of files containing at least one hit.
      -notnames  list only names of files not containing any hit.
      -count     list no. of matching lines per file. implies -names.
                 requires -text option, cannot be used with binary files.
      -quiet     do not show "scan" progress info.
      -pure      do not list filenames, list only text hits without indent.
                 default when specifying a single file as first parameter.
      -verbose   tells in detail what find is actually searching for.
      -nocconv   disable umlaut and accent character conversions during
                 output to console. "sfk help opt" for details.
      -firsthit  show only first matching result per file.
      -justrc    print nothing to terminal, just set return code.
      -head=n    read only first n text lines from files.

   search limitations within binary data
      by default, only lines up to 80 characters are extracted
      from binary data, so strings longer than this may not be found.
      this can be changed by option -len=n or -wide.

   pattern support
      no wildcards or slash patterns are supported, with one exception:
      if you need to find patterns starting with "-" or "+", prefix
      them with backslash \ to avoid misinterpretation as options.

   return codes for batch files
      0 = no matches, 1 = matches found, >1 = major error occurred.
      see also "sfk help opt" on how to influence error processing.

   aliases
      sfk findbin  same as sfk find but reads also binary files.

   see also
      --- open source commands ---
      sfk xfind     search  wildcard text in   plain text files
      sfk ofind     search  in office files    .docx .xlsx .ods
      sfk xfindbin  search  wildcard text in   text/binary files
      sfk xhexfind  search  in text/binary with hex dump output
      sfk extract   extract wildcard data from text/binary files
      sfk filter    filter  and edit text with simple wildcards
      sfk find      search  fixed    text in   text        files
      sfk findbin   search  fixed    text in   text/binary files
      sfk hexfind   search  fixed    text in        binary files
      sfk replace   replace fixed    text in   text/binary files
      --- freeware commands ---
      sfk view      GUI tool to search text as you type
      --- xe commercial commands ---
      sfk replace   replace fixed    text with high performance
      sfk xreplace  replace wildcard text in   text/binary files
      sfk help xe   about SFK XE and xreplace with SFK Expressions.

   web reference
      http://stahlworks.com/sfk-find

   examples
      sfk find . foo bar include
         search text files in current dir for the words foo+bar+include.
         note that the short form syntax supports one directory name,
         and any number of text patterns, but no file name patterns.

      sfk find -pat text1 text2 -dir src1 src2 -file .cpp .hpp
         searches within the specified directories and file masks.

      sfk list src +find -verbose \-pat \\-foo \+list
         find lines containing words "-pat", "\-foo" and "+list"
         in all files of directory src, with verbose search infos.

      sfk find testfiles class +view
         search "class" within "testfiles", and show results
         interactively in Depeche View ("sfk view" for details).