I want to recursively find files in my source tree by contents. I've tried the following using grep:$ grep -rn printf | grep %s | grep bcm_errmsg\(rv\)This returns me every line as I wanted but now, I would like to get the filename of each file that matches, so I changed it to:$ grep -rn printf | grep %s | grep -l bcm_errmsg\(rv\)but instead of printing the filenames, I only get(standard input)printed to stdout. How do I fix this to get each filename & path (to use sed on it)?What I want to do: Find every file with printf lines that also contain %s and bcm_errmsg(rv) and then apply the following sed command to the files found:sed -i 's/%s/%d/g; s/bcm_errmsg(rv)/rv/g;'
Recursively find files by content
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