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Vim: Edit Files that Grep finds
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oelmekki, that's definitely an improvement! I was using this grep/vim combination this week for specific case, but using "-r" would make it a lot more general.
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prognostikos, great idea! then you could flip through back and forth through the files with
:cnextand:cprev. I knew there was a way to do this internally to vim, but my current working directory is always something else when I think to try the internal grep.