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Dependencies ansi-terminal (>=0.5), array (>=0.4), async (>=2.0), base (<5.0), bytestring (>=0.10), cmdargs (>=0.10), containers (>=0.5), directory (>=1.2), dlist (>=0.3), either (>=4.0), filepath (>=1.3), ghc-prim (>=0.2), mtl (>=2.0), process, regex-base (>=0.90), regex-pcre (>=0.90), regex-posix (>=0.90), safe (>=0.3), split (>=0.2), stm (>=2.1), stringsearch (>=0.3), transformers, unix-compat (>=0.4), unordered-containers (>=0.1) [details]
License GPL-2.0-only
Author Nicola Bonelli
Maintainer Nicola Bonelli <nicola@pfq.io>
Category Utils
Home page http://awgn.github.io/cgrep/
Uploaded by NicolaBonelli at 2015-11-18T11:17:25Z
Distributions Arch:6.6.32, NixOS:8.1.0
Reverse Dependencies 1 direct, 0 indirect [details]
Executables cgrep
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Readme for cgrep-6.5.11

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CGrep: a context-aware grep for source codes Hackage

Usage

Cgrep 6.5.11 Usage: cgrep [OPTION] [PATTERN] files...

cgrep [OPTIONS] [ITEM]

Pattern:

-f --file=FILE            Read PATTERNs from file (one per line)
-w --word                 Force word matching
-p --prefix               Force prefix matching
-s --suffix               Force suffix matching
-e --edit                 Use edit distance
-G --regex                Use regex matching (posix)
-P --regex-pcre           Use regex matching (pcre)
-i --ignore-case          Ignore case distinctions

Context filters (generic):

-c --code                 enable search in source code
-m --comment              enable search in comments
-l --literal              enable search in string literals

Semantic (generic):

-S --semantic             "code" pattern: _, _1, _2... (identifiers), $,
                          $1, $2... (optionals), ANY, KEY, STR, CHR, NUM,
                          HEX, OCT, OR. -> e.g. "_1(_1 && \$)" search for
                          move constructors, "struct OR class _ { OR : OR <"
                          search for a class declaration

C/C++ language:

   --identifier           identifiers
   --keyword              keywords
   --directive            preprocessing directives
   --header               headers names
   --number               literal numbers
   --string               literal strings
   --char                 literal chars
   --oper                 operators

Output control:

-h --no-filename          Suppress the file name prefix on output
-N --no-line-umber        Suppress the line number on output lines
   --language-filter=ITEM Specify languages. ie: Cpp, +Haskell, -Makefile
   --language-force=ITEM  Force the language
   --language-map         Lists the language mappings
   --magic-filter=ITEM    Use unix magic as file-filter
   --multiline=INT        Enable multi-line matching
-r --recursive            Enable recursive search (don't follow symlinks)
   --prune-dir=ITEM       Do not descend into dir
-R --deference-recursive  Recursive, follow symlinks
-v --invert-match         select non-matching lines
   --max-count=INT        stop search in files after INT matches
   --count                print only a count of matching lines per file
   --show-match           show list of matching tokens
   --color                use colors to highlight the matching strings
   --format=STRING        format output. Var: #f #n #l #t ## #, #; #0 #1...
                          e.g. "#f:#n #0 #1"
   --json                 format output as json object
   --xml                  format output as xml document

Concurrency:

-j --jobs=INT             Number of jobs
   --cores=INT            Number of physical processors utilized
   --chunk=INT            Specify the length of chunks
-a --asynch               Process chunks asynchronously

Miscellaneous:

-d --debug=INT            debug level: 1, 2 or 3
-n --no-turbo             disable turbo mode
-? --help                 Display help message
-V --version              Print version information