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How can I index my source code? [closed]

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Are there any tools out there that will index source code, client side, and provide blazing fast search results?

How can I index our internal source code? is related but covers server side tools.

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squareeyes Avatar asked Feb 24 '11 10:02

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Everything and Locate32 are nice indexing-tools on the windows platform. Just one problem, they only index the file-names. DocFetcher is another solution, it tries to index the content of the files, but have big memory issues as it cannot index the content of bigger files, and just skips them

I'm also on the search for something to index my data, and i want some tool like locate32 wich is supernice to integrate with the windows shell, but it would be nice to get it to index the content of files also, only brute word indexing, no magic to be done to the data, but let me do plain wildcard searches, like words starting with, ending with, and containing. But the search is still on.. (for an app, that is..)

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neslekkiM Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 17:10

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