It's like the UofA agrep (approximate pattern matching), but has a couple more options and a free license (LGPL). There's also libtre, which is their version of a regexp library (the library name nicely doesn't conflict with anything else). And to actually use the library for development, there are obviously some include files. See http://www.laurikari.net/tre/ for more info.
It compiles quite painlessly on Solaris. If there is an idiot's guide to spec files, I'd probably try to put one together, but absent that, I don't know if my ever-shrinking attention span is up to figuring that out. (hint: a skeleton or specific spec file that would serve as a good example of building something that needs just the typical wget, untar, ./configure, make sequence might be a help; I would hope such generic cases would reduce to little more than fill-in-the-blanks) As a trivial example of what agrep can do: $ agrep -3 Stuper-Luser /etc/passwd root:x:0:1:Super-User:/:/sbin/sh (one deletion, two replacements, I think that would be; anyway, -2 doesn't match) This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
