#
# Name
#
#   .tkGreprc
#
# Description
#
#   This file controls the options in the Command Center.
#
# Notes
#
#   o The options file is built with lines that have the following
#     format:
#
#     grep command line flag:Wizard help message
#
#   o The first element is the command line flag, followed by
#     the Wizard help message.
#
#   o Option file lines which are commented do not appear in the
#     interface. 
#
#---------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Modification History
#
# Name            Date       Comment
# --------------- ---------- -----------------------------------------
# Wes Bailey      1996.09.09 Created.
# Wes Bailey      1997.02.24 Modified for new tkGrep format.
#

###################### OPTIONS FOR GNU GREP 2.0 ######################

# The following supports the | in the regular expression.
-E:Use extended regular expressions

# Match a list of expressions on seperate lines in the file.
#-F:Fixed String

# Suppress normal output and only print a count of matching lines
#   With the -v option, count of non-matching lines is returned.
-c:Print count of matching lines

# Protect the pattern from shell interpretation.  This option is not
#   supported under v2.0
#-e:Protect Pattern

# Use a file for the pattern.  This option is not supported under v2.0
#-f:Use patterns from file

# Invert the matching so that lines which do NOT match the regexp
#   are printed.
-v:Print lines which do NOT match pattern

# Stop the filename from appearing before matching lines when multiple
#   files are searched.
-h:Do NOT print filenames in line

# Ignore case when searching through input files.
-i:Perform case insensitive search

# Print the x lines before and after the matching line.
#-2:Print 2 lines before/after match

# Print the x lines before the matching line.
#-A2:Print 2 lines of leading text

# Print the x lines after the matching line.
#-B2:Print 2 lines of trailing text

# Print the version number to STDERR.  Use this in all bug reports.
#-V:Version to STDERR

# Print the byte offset in the file on each matching line.
#-b:Print the byte offset in file

# Only print the filenames which do not have matching lines in them.
#-L:Print filename(s) with no matches

# Only print the filenames which have matching lines in them.
#-l:Print filename(s) with matches

# Print the line number in the searched file where the match occurs.
-n:Print line number in file

# Run in quite mode and do not print any output.
#-q:Quiet mode does not print output

# Do not print error messages.
#-s:Suppress error messages

# Only print lines where the whole word matches the regexp.  Normally
#   the pattern "for" would return any line with these 3 characters in
#   it.  With this option, lines containing " for " would be printed.
#-w:Print lines with whole word matches

# Same as above, only for lines.
#-x:Print lines with whole line matches
