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Add pkggrep: script for grepping for an exact symbol #84
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Thanks Despite being a very simple script, I guess we still want a SPDX Licence header and some form of documentation (e.g. a "help" function or a top comment). |
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Naming things is hard, I'm open for alternative suggestions! |
I don't have a good alternative. I just thought I'd mention it before we merged it in case someone can come up with anything :p Else we can just merge this |
Since we have 'sogrep' for sonames, we could have 'symgrep' for symbols? 🐱 |
I thought about this aswell, the issue is just that compared to 'sogrep' this utility is not really only usuable to grep for symbol names 🤔 |
What about |
This is just a wild proposition for a more "fun-ish" and less confusing name (compared to pkgsearch), but otherwise package-grep is fine I guess ^^ |
Actually, to get along with |
The intention was not to hold up the merging of this for a new name :) I don't mind |
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sogrep covers most use-cases but sometimes one wants to look for a specific symbol. The base version for this script was originally written by foutrelis. Signed-off-by: Christian Heusel <christian@heusel.eu>
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LGTM :)
sogrep covers most use-cases but sometimes one wants to look for a
specific symbol. This script was originally written by foutrelis.
Signed-off-by: Christian Heusel christian@heusel.eu