Recursive Search and Grep Utility Written by sierrathedog04, sierrathedog04@hotmail.com, 6/01

Tested on Perl 5.005_02 in a MP-RAS Unix environment.
Updated 6/19 to add line inadvertently left off original posting.
use strict; use File::Find; my $glob = shift || '.*'; my $grepTerm = shift || '.*'; my $dir = shift || "."; #following line added 6/19. (Inadvertently left off original posting:) find (\&Wanted, $dir); sub Wanted { return unless /$glob/; open (CURRENT_FILE, $_); my @currentFile = <CURRENT_FILE>; my @foundLines = grep /$grepTerm/, @currentFile; print "In $File::Find::dir/$_:\n" if @foundLines; foreach (@foundLines) { print " $_\n"; } } print "Completed recursive search for files named $glob containing ter +m $grepTerm in directory $dir";

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