Add utility method RipGrepOut.files_list#15
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Add RipGrepOut.files_list as and utility/sugar result converter for when using the files...() (or count...()) options. Note: this does not list the files that match for regular search cases.
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Add RipGrepOut.files_list as and utility result converter for when using the files...() (or count...()) options.
Could be considered as suger, basically equivalent to
self.as_string.split("\n")[:-1], but with error handling and support for--nullterminator.Example:
Note: this does not list the files that match for regular search cases (with lines results and all), and throws an explicit TypeError if used with unsupported command arguments.