show symbolic link
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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ You can search in a particular subtree for files or folders that match a regular
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In my opinion the better solution is:<br />
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1. Clone the repository in your home folder
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2. Go to your home folder and make a symbolic link to the command, in your ~/bin folder
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2. Go to your home folder and make a symbolic link to the command in your ~/bin folder
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```
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cd ~/nerd_tree
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ln -s ~/nerd_tree/vfind.py ~/bin/vfind
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@@ -23,7 +23,13 @@ vfind ~/nerd_tree/ "(.*)rem(.*)"
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```
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all items matching the pattern are show in the result tree.<br />
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The folder matching the pattern are show with information about the total number of files and the size of the subtree.
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You can use as pattern any valid regular expression, for example pattern as this
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```
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vfind ~/nerd_tree/ "(.*)rem|tree(.*)"
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```
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The folder matching the pattern are show collapsed with information about the total number of files and the size of the subtree.
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If you want to show the subtree expanded you can use the flag **-s**
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```
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