This is really cool. What are you using it for? Usage examples, debugging, etc.?
I'm the CEO at Sourcegraph (universal code search for companies to use on their internal code). Our product is really optimized for searching a company's internal code right now, but soon we'll start working on offering much better search for public and open-source code as well. If you'd like to help out or just chat, please reach out! sqs@sourcegraph.com
Doesn't sourcegraph allow to just search regex over any files in a repo? This is textual search, so how are languages relevant to it? I didn't seem to have problems with that
Sorry, maybe I have confused SourceGraph with https://searchcode.com, but last time I tried, it supports only most widely used languages such as Java, Python and so on, but not the language I use (Delphi/Object Pascal). I'm sorry if I'm wrong.
Sourcegraph.com is universal code search and navigation across all public repositories. To use it on private code inside your company, run a self-hosted instance at https://docs.sourcegraph.com/#quickstart.
We've been so focused on internal code search for companies. See https://about.sourcegraph.com for some of the logos of well-known companies whose devs all use Sourcegraph. Because of that, our "public demo" site at Sourcegraph.com has a few limitations that we're working on lifting, such as only searching across a subset of popular repositories by default (unless you specify a specific subset with `repo:` in the query).
I'm the CEO at Sourcegraph (universal code search for companies to use on their internal code). Our product is really optimized for searching a company's internal code right now, but soon we'll start working on offering much better search for public and open-source code as well. If you'd like to help out or just chat, please reach out! sqs@sourcegraph.com