cheat sheets.

$ cheat grep
Overview
========
grep searches for lines matching a pattern.

$ grep [OPTION]... PATTERN [FILE] ...

PATTERN can be a normal string or a regular expression. For more on regular
expressions see:
$ cheat regexp

Get full help:
$ grep --help

Basic Usage
===========
$ grep index *.rb
admin_controller.rb:  def index
store_controller.rb:  def index
store_controller.rb:    redirect_to_index 'Invalid product'
store_controller.rb:      redirect_to_index "Your cart is currently empty."


Useful Options
==============
-h:   suppress file names in output
-w:   restrict search to whole words only
-c:   displays count of matching lines in each file, not the lines themselves
      (note this is not the same as $ grep index *.rb | wc -l)
-i:   ignore case
-l:   list only file names containing matching lines
-n:   precede each line with the line number where it was found
-v:   display all lines NOT matching pattern
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