I know that to find all the .h
files I need to use:
find . -name \"*.h\"
but how to find all the .h
AND .cpp
Paul Tomblin Has Already provided a terrific answer, but I thought I saw a pattern in what you were doing.
Chances are you'll be using find to generate a file list to process with grep one day, and for such task there exists a much more user friendly tool, Ack
Works on any system that supports perl, and searching through all C++ related files in a directory recursively for a given string is as simple as
ack "int\s+foo" --cpp
"--cpp"
by default matches .cpp .cc .cxx .m .hpp .hh .h .hxx
files
(It also skips repository dirs by default so wont match on files that happen to look like files in them.)