>>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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>Like the GoFish and Code References tools, my Query.app tool can retreive the file information (and content) of the file system. In the soon to be released 3.0 version, you can use the following (example) to query files with multiple conditions.
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>? query([select name,content from file "*.*" content recur where ATC("driver",content)>0 and ATC("Template.prg",content)>0])
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>The clause FILE instuct the Query tool to search the file system, and the CONTENT clause is included to also add a column with the content of the file that meet the Where condition.
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>If you like, I can email you a pre-release 3.0 version.
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>To anyone interested, I am looking for Beta tester for the 3.0 version. Email me and I send you pre-releases as they occur.

Thanks, Greg. I would be very interested in the pre-release version, so thanks in advance.