UPDATE: added a fix to prevent TextEdit from issuing warnings

Here is a Tk script that almost does what you want. See ztksearch. Just start it in the directory you desire, and enter the search word. You can modify it to take the dir and word on the commandline, and you could add a save function by using Tk::TextEdit instead of the Text widget. 

use Tk::TextEdit;
....
$text = $f2->Scrolled('TextEdit',-scrollbars=>'se',....);
$text->SetGUICallbacks([sub {}]);  #prevents warnings
.........

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that will add a save file menu. You could get fancy too, and bind the tab button to jump from highlighted word to the next.
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In reply to Re: Opening, and editing multiple files? by zentara
in thread Opening, and editing multiple files? by Anonymous Monk

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