###A plugin for Sublime Text 3. ###it fork from SearchInProject_SublimeText2 thanks a lot Leonid Shevtsov for learning a lot from you
This plugin makes it possible to use various external search tools (grep, ack, ag, git grep, or findstr) to find strings aross your entire current Sublime Text project.
It opens a quick selection panel to browse results, and highlights matches inside files.
It's easy to add another search tool, if you so desire.
Copy the folder into the Packages folder.
- Use the key binding (
⌘⌥⇧Fon OS X,Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Fon Windows), or - Call the "Search in Project" command;
- Enter the search query; the query is passed directly to the shell command. You are responsible for escaping the query, but on the up side you can specify any command line options to go with it. This plugin doesn't make an effort to abstract you away from search tools, but provides a convenient way of running them from Sublime Text 2 instead.
- Hit
Enter(Return). In a short while you'll be presented with a "quck select" panel with the search results. Select any file from that panel (it supports fuzzy searching) to go to the match. The search string will be highlighted with an outline and a circle symbol in the gutter area.
If you select text and then run Search In Project, it will pre-fill the search string with the selection text; for example, to search for a word project-wide, do ⌘D, ⌘⌥⇧F, ↩
If you run Search In Project again, it will remember the last search string, so the next search is just an ↩ away.
Configuration is stored in a separate, user-specific SearchInProject.sublime-settings file. See the default file for configuration options; links to both could be
found in the main menu in Preferences -> Package Settings -> Search In Project.
On any OS I recommend you to install ack, and use it instead of the default grep/findstr, because it's much faster. Here's how to install ack on Windows.
- add function that goto the line where you select from the panle
- make it compatiable with sublime text 2