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NAME
       fgr - File content search command

SYNOPSYS
       fgr [-r] [-v] [-d ddd] [-m mmm] [-f filter] [-s (+/-)size] [-t type]
       [-p perm] [grep options...]

       -v
             verbose

       -V
             Print version number information

       -P
             print process id

       -f filter
             file filter (enclosed in quotes if regexp *,? or [] is used)

       -r
             recursive

       -s +kbytes
             Size greater than kbytes KBYTES

       -s -kbytes
             size less than kbytes KBYTES

       -p perm
             perm is either suid | exe

       -t type
             reg | dir | sym | sock | blk | chr | fifo (regular, directory,
             symlink, socket, blk_dev, chr_dev, fifo)

       -d ddd
             created or modified in the previous (int) dd days

       -m mmm
             created or modified in the previous (int) mm months

       -p perm
             perm is either suid | exe

       -e string
             containing string (if *,? or [], use quotes)

       -E regexp
             containing regexp: (use quotes).

       -i
             ignore case (for search string -c)

       -y
             same as -i (obsolete)

       -L
             print the  name  of each input file from which *no* output would
             normally have been printed.

       -c
             only print a count of matching lines for each input file.

       -w
             Select  only  those  lines  containing matches that form whole
             words. Word-constituent  characters  are letters, digits, and the
             underscore.

       -x
             Select only those matches that  exactly  match  the whole line.

       -Z
             Output  a  zero  byte  (the  ASCII  NUL  character) instead of
             the character that  normally  follows  a file  name

DESCRIPTION
       fgr is a file content search engine for Rodent.

REQUIREMENTS
       fgr requires GNU grep 2.x or higher

SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
       Edscott Wilson Garcia <edscott@imp.mx>

                            http://rodent.xffm.org                      fgr(1)