Search Results for "regular expression parser"

...Never lose track of file hierarchy while you search. Broot tries to select the most relevant file. You can still go from one match to another one using tab or arrow keys. You may also search with a regular expression. To do this, add a / before the pattern. You may also apply logical operators or combine patterns, for example searching test in all files except json ones could be !/json$/&c/test and searching carg both in file names and file contents would be carg|c/carg.

A powerful filename renaming tool capable of efficiently modifying, lowercasing, or uppercasing large quantities of files. This quick and robust utility is written in C and supports extended regular expressions for searching and substituting pattern strings in filenames. It is compatible with both Linux and Windows operating systems.

ldif-extract is a small 'grep' like tool to extract and convert data from LDIF files. It could be used standalone or also in a pipe together with other tools like ldapsearch.

/usr/bin/passwd offers a "safe way" for root to edit /etc/passwd (or shadow). If setuid it allows regular users to change passwd without asking root to do changes for them. (note: does have learning curve on args to choose) gnupasswd - gnu change user password gnugpasswd - gnu change group password gnupasswd(1) has a goal to work with older login.c/linux and some newer too, also "getpwent" (any glibc). or help convert. gnupassd does pass only: leaves all else alone (compat). ...

...Release 0.1.0 consist of the multi-threaded file search tool that allow you to select multiple folders and files, then search those files that contains particular strings using regular expression. Release 2.0 includes the DOS command execution function, so that you can apply DOS command to a list of selected folders and files. You can batch rename files using this feature. This release add an option to select files from the result panel and let you do iteration processing. Other features will be provided in future.

A (really pretty) regular expression testing tool.

Adds regular expression capability to your /etc/hosts file! Any hostname that matches the defined regular expression will be resolved to the given IP, allowing you to easily overwrite the DNS resolving for a large set of hosts.

Scour: a Perl script able to find lines in log files matching a given Perl regular expression. It counts matches within given time periods, and reports on whether the number of matches exceeds a given count, shows matching lines, or executes a command.

Accepts a regular expression as an argument and any matches found (stdin) will be highlighted (stdout) using shell color escape sequences. Good for looking through logs/monitoring console output/etc.

Python script for doing mass extended-regular-expression based replacements on a stdin stream.

spkg is a slackware package management utility. It can download/install/remove/upgrade packages, sync to the slackware-current tree, perform system upgrades and perform regular expression matching for package lists. spkg aims to be simple, powerful,

Regwatch is a regular expression based logfile watcher in perl. It watches a log file, and executes pre-defined actions based on whether the line matches a regular expression defined in the configuration.

Java file renaming utility. Primary purpose is to provide regular expression support for multiple file renaming.<br/><b><a href="http://wanto.f2o.org/projects/stimpy/">latest info here</a></b>