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Hi!
see http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44500

I attach a shellscript (dirty hack) which searches in kwd files, but I do not 
know
a) if this covers everything
b) how to implement it in kfind
c) if it is realy necessary to use the UNZIPDIR
d) the "^" is not a good solution, but I do not know better

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cu
ferdinand
http://www.goesing.at
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UNZIPDIR=~/unzip_tmp

for i in `find . -name "*.kwd" | sed -e 's/ /^/g' ` 
do
rm -fr $UNZIPDIR/*

# extract 
unzip -q -d $UNZIPDIR "`echo $i | sed -e 's/\^/ /g'`" 2>/dev/null

# look for search string
anz=`find $UNZIPDIR -name "*.xml" |xargs grep -i "$1" |wc -l` 

# return filename if string found
if [ $anz != 0 ] 
then
echo $i | sed -e 's/\^/ /g'
fi

done
rm -r $UNZIPDIR

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