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NAME
     sdtfind - CDE file finder

SYNOPSIS
     sdtfind [-n] [-mtime [+-]n] [-follow] [-name pattern] [-size
     [+-]n[c]]  [-type  c]  [-user name] [-egrepcmd path] [-egrep
     pattern] [-local] [findopts] [path..]

DESCRIPTION
     sdtfind recursively descends  each  directory  hierarchy  in
     pathspec  seeking filesystem entries that match the criteria
     given on the command line and in the graphical  user  inter-
     face.   Entries found are listed, and two actions are avail-
     able on the selected entry.  The "Put In  Workspace"  button
     invokes  the  PutOnWorkspace  action  for  the  entry, which
     causes dtfile(1)  to  show  the  entry's  icon  on  the  CDE
     Workspace.   The  "Go  to" button invokes the Open action on
     the directory containing the entry, or on the  entry  itself
     if it is a directory or symlink to a directory.

OPTIONS
     The following options are available:  Except for -n,  -find,
     -egrep,  and  -egrepcmd,  all options are passed directly to
     find(1) and so have the same meaning.

     -follow   Follow symbolic links.

     -n        Do not initiate the  the  search  until  the  user
               clicks the Find button.  By default, the search is
               initiated automatically if any  of  the  remaining
               options below are given.

     -mtime [+-]n
               Search for files modified [more than, less than] n
               days ago.

     -name pattern
               Search for files whose name matches pattern.

     -size [+-]n[c]
               Search for files whose size is  [more  than,  less
               than] n blocks [characters].

     -type c   Search for files of type c, where c is b, c, d, l,
               p,  s, or f for block special file, character spe-
               cial file, directory, symbolic link,  fifo  (named
               pipe), socket, or plain file, respectively.

     -user name
               Search for files owned by name.

     -egrepcmd path
               Invoke path instead of egrep(1) to search by  file
               content.   The  command invoked via path must obey
               the -l option of egrep(1)  to  list  filenames  on
               stdout.

     -egrep pattern
               Search for files containing pattern as  determined
               by egrep(1) or the command specified by -egrepcmd.

     -local    Search for files that are on local  file  systems.
               If  no path operand is given, -local makes sdtfind
               behaves as if the mountpoint of  each  local  file
               system had been given as a separate path operand.

     sdtfind also accepts and passes through to find(1) the  fol-
     lowing  options,  without reflecting them in its user inter-
     face:
     -atime n
     -ctime n
     -depth
     -fstype type
     -group gname
     -inum n
     -links n
     -newer file
     -nogroup
     -perm [-]perm
     -prune
     -type c
     operators ( ) ! -a -o

OPERANDS
     path ..
          The path[s] at which to start the search.  If any  path
          is  a  mountpoint  then  the -mount option is passed to
          find(1), which confines the search of each path to  the
          filesystem  that  contains it.  If neither -local nor a
          path is given, sdtfind behaves as if "."  (the  current
          working directory) had been given as path.

EXIT STATUS
     The following exit values are returned:
     0         A search was completed and at least one entry  was
               found and displayed in the list of items found.
     2         No items were found.
     4         Interrupted or canceled before completing search.
     12        Out of memory.
     22        A usage error occurred.
SEE ALSO
     find(1), egrep(1), dtaction(1)

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