You're no fun ;-) Actually I suspect you're right, because so far I have not been able to get regular expressions to do what I want in Code References.

Has anyone here done anything with GoFish? Obviously Matt Slay has but I haven't seen him around much lately.

>I do not think using regular expressions here will give Mike what he is looking for.
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>Regular Expressions in Code References search on each line independently, not the entire method/program all at once.
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>The expression \bdelete\b.+\bsam\b will only find lines that have delete followed by sam on the same line,
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>I, too, have wanted to be able to looked for modules, rather than lines of code, such as have been requested here, but have never seen anything that would do so.
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>>>The title is my question. I downloaded GoFish (latest beta) and took a cursory look at the info about it. I saw examples of calling it from code but didn't notice anything about using it as part of the IDE. The reason I am interested in doing that is I would like to do something that doesn't seem possible in Code References (which I like a lot and use routinely).
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>>>The something is finding modules which contain both of two search strings. This afternoon I was looking for modules which contain "Delete" and the name of a table, let's call it Sam. I tried this in the Search box:
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>>>delete + sam
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>>>It found nothing, which I believe is because it was looking for the concatenated 12 character string.
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>>>As you can see, my question isn't really about GoFish (although all comments about it are welcome). I just want to search for modules containing, anywhere in them, both of two expressions. Any tool that can do that would be great.
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>>>TIA for any guidance.
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>>Code references lets you
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>>Check 'Use regular expressions' and search for
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>>delete.+sam
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>>or if you want both words to match entirely
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>>\bdelete\b.+\bsam\b
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