October 6, 2008 06:54am pdt

1. omarfarid 240,423
2. Tintin 121,547
3. ozo 75,619
4. JustUNIX 69,214
5. yuzh 67,103
6. shakoush... 55,990
7. gheist 55,323
8. blu 38,892
9. ravenpl 36,100
10. arnold 35,750
11. agriesser 30,632
12. duncan_roe 28,914
13. sentner 27,550
14. Kdo 25,774
15. MikeOM_... 25,450
16. mikelfritz 20,815
17. sjm_ee 20,247
18. sunnycoder 14,138
19. ahoffmann 13,925
20. Adam314 13,865
21. dfke 10,799
22. larstr 10,000
23. peter991 9,955
24. MicheleM... 9,900
25. ghostdog74 9,856

1. yuzh 407,004
2. Tintin 355,358
3. omarfarid 307,217
4. ozo 281,779
5. gheist 258,679
6. tfewster 206,838
7. ahoffmann 203,713
8. Kdo 128,485
9. amit_g 122,318
10. chris_cal... 107,632
11. JustUNIX 92,770
12. bira 87,946
13. ravenpl 87,533
14. jlevie 81,796
15. sunnycoder 77,053
16. Gns 60,793
17. shakoush... 58,790
18. sjm_ee 58,286
19. siliconbrit 51,815
20. blu 48,817
21. JJSmith 39,469
22. brettmjohn... 38,375
23. arnold 36,350
24. duncan_roe 34,844
25. Nopius 33,194

06.30.2008 at 02:10PM PDT, ID: 23528393

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Using grep

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I used
grep -R throw .
to find all files in current directory and sub-directories that have "throw" in them.
How would I restrict my search to only search *.cpp files?

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Using grep

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