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Re: question about option -g of global
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Hideki IWAMOTO |
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Re: question about option -g of global |
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Wed, 04 Jun 2003 00:49:04 +0900 |
On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 15:42:25 +0900, Shigio Yamaguchi wrote...
> I'll remove the contradiction and describe clearly in the online manual
> that a pattern specifiable for global(1) is extended regular expressions.
Option -o (--other) was supported only in implementation using xargs+grep.
Although this option does not work now, it still remains in the manual.
Are you going to implement this option again?
In the former version, when option -o was specified, option -l was disregarded.
If you revive -o, please make use possible simultaneously with -l.
How is a binary file treated when option -o is specified?
In the former version, a match of the binary file had terminated global.
>global -gxo main > /dev/null
global: invalid grep output format. 'Binary file ./gctags/gctags.o matches'
>xargs: grep: terminated by signal 13
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