Re: [kde] I want to learn to patch



Dotan Cohen wrote:

The web interface will not allow asterisks in searches, so local it must be!

There is also a web search engine for the code base:

http://lxr.kde.org/search

Which will look for files containing a string.

You can't simply use wild cards ("*" & "?") with it but you can use Perl
regular expressions for file names.

--
JRT

Linux (mostly) From Scratch

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