Bgrep is a grep spin that aims to support binary patterns and files. The key difference from its cousins is that it won't do line-wise matching. Therefore, you can match any byte pattern, including those that would span multiple lines.
``` Usage: target/debug/bgrep [OPTIONS] PATTERN [FILES...]
Options: -h, --help print usage message -l, --files-with-matches print the name of the matched files -o, --only-matching print the matched bytes of each match -p, --position print the byte offset of each match -v, --invert-match inverse matching ```
Bgrep uses Rust's regex crate as engine. The regex
syntax documentation can be found here. Bgrep
disables unicode matching by default, but it can be enabled with the u regex pattern
flag.
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