hfst-grep(1) on Linux
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=Search for PATTERN in each FILE or standard input.
Flags it lists
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--after-context -
--basic-regexp -
--before-context -
--binary -
--binary-files -
--colour -
--context -
--count -
--devices -
--directories -
--exclude -
--exclude-dir -
--exclude-from -
--extended-regexp -
--file -
--files-with-matches -
--files-without-match -
--fixed-strings -
--format -
--help -
--ignore-case -
--include -
--initial-tab -
--invert-match -
--label -
--line-buffered -
--line-number -
--line-regexp -
--max-count -
--no-filename -
--no-messages -
--null -
--null-data -
--only-matching -
--perl-regexp -
--quiet -
--recursive -
--regexp -
--silent -
--text -
--unix-byte-offsets -
--verbose -
--version -
--with-filename -
--word-regexp -
--xerox-regexp -
-9 -
-A -
-B -
-C -
-D -
-E -
-F -
-G -
-H -
-I -
-L -
-P -
-R -
-T -
-U -
-V -
-X -
-Z -
-a -
-c -
-d -
-e -
-f -
-h -
-l -
-m -
-n -
-o -
-q -
-r -
-s -
-u -
-v -
-w -
-x -
-z