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Subject:  Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: sgrep 1.94a-2 -- Search indexed text regions like SGML,XML and HTML files
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Hey I needed sgrep all my life, is it recent?

some simple examples
sgrep -i '("<h1>" .. "</h1>")' index.php
sgrep -i '("fred" .. "joe")' essay.txt

It gets really useful when you stream it

sgrep -i '("fred" .. "joe")' essay.txt | egrep -i 'keyword' 


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