more examples

[exitstop]

Hi, there are not enough examples and how to properly configure gogrep.
How to search recursively only by your project.

• Only works like that:

find -name '*.go' -exec gogrep -x 'if $x != nil { $*_ }' {} \;  # Slow

• Doesn't work as you want:

gogrep -r -x 'if $x != nil { $*_ }' #  Gives everything that is in GOROOT, but not in my project.
gogrep -r -x 'if $x != nil { $*_ }' main.go #  Gives everything that is in GOROOT, but not in my project.
gogrep -x 'if $x != nil { $*_ }' main.go # Returns found in only one file

• Is it possible to make it work like?

grep -r "hello" # Only current dir recursively

[mvdan]

I think you're misunderstanding the point of -r; it's meant to recurse with dependencies, not with sub-packages.

If you want to query all packages under the current directory, you can just use ./... as a package argument.

It's true that more examples would be good, but I don't intend to work on that right now.

[exitstop]

Thanks, this is exactly what I need :)

gogrep -x 'if $x != nil { $*_ }' ./...