grepWin by Stefan's Tools (Stefan Küng) is a small application that will let you search for text strings within your files by using regular expressions (like the GREP command in MS DOS). Despite the fact that the Mac version of grepWin is not available for download at the moment, you can get your hands on other tools that can do the job perfectly well. Here are some of the best alternatives to grepWin for Mac that you can use in order to search for pieces of texts within your files.
Find & Replace It! is a high-end solution to find files and execute search-and-replace operations across directories. It allows performing very complex batch replacements inside text files of any size.
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Araxis Replace In Files helps you find and replace text quickly, even across thousands of source code, HTML, XML or other text files. Use it to update copyright notices, product names, version numbers, or anything else you can think of.
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This Mac utility comes in handy if you wish to replace the text content or the filenames of your documents with minimum effort. The application has a straightforward interface, supports batch processing, and works really fast without slowing...
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TexFinderX is a freeware tool to search and replace text inside entire folders. TexFinderX is MacOS X, Snow Leopard, Windows XP, Vista and Seven compatible. Features:
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String Replacer allows you to find and replace a list of strings inside files and folders on your Mac directly or in batch mode. It allows you to operate on multiple files using a multiple string-couple replacement list.
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TextSweep is a simple application for searching and replacing text in multiple files, quickly and easily. TextSweep allows you to select a directory, specify which files will be modified, enter a search and replace term, and see the changes...
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