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grep-prompt-with-buffer-directory: preference variable
Default value: 1
The grep-prompt-with-buffer-directory variable controls how the
grep and file-query-replace commands use the current directory
at file prompts.
When this variable is 1 , the default, Epsilon temporarily changes
to the current buffer's directory while prompting for a file name, and
interprets file names relative to that directory. It also arranges for
each mode line to display the full path of its file while prompting,
to make it easier to see which directory will be used.
When this variable is 2 , Epsilon inserts the current buffer's
directory at the prompt. You can type a relative file pattern like
*.cpp . Or you can begin typing a new absolute file pattern like
/etc/*.cf or c:\windows\*.ini right after the inserted
pathname. Epsilon will delete the inserted pathname when it notices
your absolute pathname.
A setting of 3 makes Epsilon insert the current buffer's directory
in the same way, but keeps Epsilon from automatically deleting the
inserted pathname if you type an absolute one.
When this variable is 0 , relative file names will be interpreted
based on the global current directory set with the cd command, not
any directory associated with the current buffer.
If you press <Enter> without typing anything, and a directory used in
the above descriptions has changed, the
grep-default-directory variable controls
whether Epsilon reinterprets the previous file pattern according to
the new directory, or searches the same set of files as before. See
that variable for more details.
More info:
Searching Multiple Files
Grep and Multifile Searching in Epsilon 10 (Changes from Older Versions)
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