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anxgrep — Search for PATTERN in each annodex FILE or standard input.
 

Synopsis

anxgrep [-E | –extended-regexp ] [-G | –basic-regexp ] [-i | –ignore-case ] [-v | –invert-match ] [-o filename | –output filename ] [–label LABEL ] [-q | –quiet | –silent ] [-L | –files-without-match ] [-l | –files-with-matches ] [-c | –count ] [-h | –help ] [–version ] filename

Description

anxgrep searches the CMML tracks of Annodex FILEs (or standard input if no files are named, or the file name – is given) for elements containing a match to the given PATTERN. By default, anxgrep prints the matching elements.
 

Options

anxgrep accepts the following options:
 

Regexp selection and interpretation

-E, –extended-regexp

PATTERN is an extended regular expression

-G, –basic-regexp

PATTERN is a basic regular expression

-i, –ignore-case

Ignore case distinctions

-v, –invert-match

Select non-matching elements

CMML options

–head

Search only the CMML head element of each file (ignore clips)

–meta

Search only meta elements (ignore clip descriptions)

Output options

-o filename, –output filename

Write output to the specified filename instead of printing it to standard output.

–label LABEL

Print LABEL as the filename for standard input.

-q, –quiet, –silent

Suppress all normal output

-L, –files-without-match

Only print FILE names containing no match

-l, –files-with-matches

Only print FILE names containing matches

-c, –count

Only print a count of matching lines per FILE

Miscellaneous options

-h, –help

Display usage information and exit.

–version

Output version information and exit.

Author

Conrad Parker March 2, 2005;

Copyright

Copyright © 2005 CSIRO Australia
 

See Also

grep(1) anxrip(1)

More information is available at Annodex.net (link to URL http://www.annodex.net/)