agrep (approximate grep) is a fuzzy string searching program, developed by Udi Manber and Sun Wu between 1988 and 1991, for use with the Unix operating system. It was later ported to OS/2, DOS, and Windows. It selects the best-suited algorithm for the current query from a variety of the known faste...

== Powerful Grep Tool == === What is it === * This is a *GREP* tool. * Using this tool you can search text files (source code, logging, or any other text file) for a certain string. === Features === * Support regex, file match, folder match and Encoding auto detect. * The Results can sho...

Tired of the limitations of grep? Try nwgrep * Works with egrep regexes by default * Filter by file type or by regex * Recurse subdirectories as find * Automatically prints line number for vi * Unit tested * Other options * Python!

===[Installing Click here to install wtop & logrep]=== ==wtop for running statistics== wtop is like "top" for your webserver. How many searches or signups are happening per second? What is the response time histogram for your static files? wtop shows you at a glance. {{{ $ wtop ...

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Tentail is a file tailing tools in windows. Like GNU tools 'tail' and 'grep'.

This tool is a successor to my original stand-alone HTTPAnalyzer which was a first attempt at creating such a tool. I basically needed a tool that had a CLI and could give me information readily about websites on the Internet. I also developed it to be useful as a web scraper. Because it is a comman...

Grepmail searches a normal, gzip'd, bzip'd, or tzip'd mailbox for a given pattern, and returns those emails that match it. Piped input is allowed, and date and size restrictions are supported, as are searches using logical operators.

The perl code (hdltags or vtags) creates tags for verilog/system verilog/vhdl code for browsing the code with functionalities similar to ctags Current version supports Verilog and System-Verilog. VHDL would be supported soon! Only module names are tagged. Usual ctags commands work: vi −t t...

=Purpose= At my work we are sent hundreds of fixed length text files containing data about cars. There are times when we need to find and reprocess at least some of the data we are sent. Searching by hand for these records is a pain. So I wrote a php script to make my life easier.