Print file name and line number together in results?

[bobfang1992]

Hi as I am using rg I get the result like this:

But in reality lots of times I am in a vscode terminal and if the result include the file name and line number together I can simply Cmd + click and it will take me to the exact location of the result. But now I need to click the file name and then go the line no. myself.

Any option to include the line number and file name together?

Thanks!

[BurntSushi]

Sure. Use --no-heading.

[sergeevabc]

Let me use this beautiful screenshot as a base for the next related question.
Here we see results grouped under filenames and each result starts with a line number.

Now I extend the chain of commands

• either with | clip to send output to Windows clipboard,
• or with > output.txt to send output to some file.

And here an unexpected turn happens:
each result gets prepended with the corresponding filename, so headings are gone, lost.

Instead of

myFile1.txt
  result01
  result02

the contents of either clipboard or output.txt become

myFile1.txt: result01
myFile1.txt: result02

Aggrrhh!

How to pass results further exactly as they are in the screenshot,
that is grouped under filenames but without filenames next to each result?

[BurntSushi]

Use --heading --line-number. ripgrep enables them (along with colors) automatically when printing to a tty. But when you pipe it into something else (i.e., not a tty), then ripgrep disables colors, headings and even line numbers. It "devolves" to plain grep output.

[BurntSushi]

Also would really appreciate if you opened new questions instead of necro-bumping an old one. Consider now that your question is now buried and tangled with another one. So anyone perusing the list of questions won't see yours.