Hi,
is there any way to make grep place a space before and after the line number
instead of a colon?
> *./src/ui_download_manager.cc:36:namespace cwidget
With many terminals not including the : as a word separator SHIFT+double click
on the filename selects
> filename:line:
so one has to manually
Marcel Partap wrote:
Hi,
is there any way to make grep place a space before and after the line number
instead of a colon?
*./src/ui_download_manager.cc:36:namespace cwidget
With many terminals not including the : as a word separator SHIFT+double click
on the filename selects
filename:line:
> One way:
> grep | sed "s/:/ /"
Thanks, obvious approach, but loses colour 😁
Hello,
On 13/08/17 12:45 PM, Marcel Partap wrote:
>> One way:
>> grep | sed "s/:/ /"
> Thanks, obvious approach, but loses colour 😁
Few things:
First,
you can force grep to output color with:
grep --color=always | sed 's/:/ /'
Second,
If you grep on a shell-glob (e.g. "*.txt"),
you might
