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According to Charles D. Russell on 7/27/2006 6:58 AM:
> Thanks.  You provided several solutions to my problem.
>> Try searching for "bin/script\b" on the Cygwin package
>> search page 
> 
> Is the syntax for the Cygwin package search described somewhere?
> I don't know the meaning of \b.
> 

It is Perl's regex syntax.  \b stands for word boundary (more or less the
0-length separation between [^[:alnum:]] and [[:alnum:]] or vice-versa).

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