grep: conflicting matchers specified
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I'm using find with xargs and grep to find text which we need to translate in our application.
find . -name *.vue -not -path "./vendor/*" -not -path "./node_modules/*" -not -path "./public/*" -not -path "./data/*" | xargs -P1 -I grep -PHonE "(?:(?>label|title|placeholder|helpText|data-vv-as)=(?>".*?"|'.*?'))|translate((?>'([^']*).*?'|"([^"]*).*?"),?.*?)?|".*?")s?" >> $TMPFILE
The error I'm getting is grep: conflicting matchers specified
It worked before I changed the regex and added the -P argument.
I'm really confused, the regex seems fine and the command worked before, what matchers are conflicting? I'm not getting it.
grep find regular-expression xargs
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I'm using find with xargs and grep to find text which we need to translate in our application.
find . -name *.vue -not -path "./vendor/*" -not -path "./node_modules/*" -not -path "./public/*" -not -path "./data/*" | xargs -P1 -I grep -PHonE "(?:(?>label|title|placeholder|helpText|data-vv-as)=(?>".*?"|'.*?'))|translate((?>'([^']*).*?'|"([^"]*).*?"),?.*?)?|".*?")s?" >> $TMPFILE
The error I'm getting is grep: conflicting matchers specified
It worked before I changed the regex and added the -P argument.
I'm really confused, the regex seems fine and the command worked before, what matchers are conflicting? I'm not getting it.
grep find regular-expression xargs
asked Oct 4 at 13:32
MadClown
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-Pmeans perl compatible mode and-Emeans extended regular expression mode - you need to pick one
– steeldriver
Oct 4 at 13:56
@steeldriver thanks a lot! I probably should have read the man page a bit more carefully. Can you post that as an answer?
– MadClown
Oct 4 at 14:11
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I'm using find with xargs and grep to find text which we need to translate in our application.
find . -name *.vue -not -path "./vendor/*" -not -path "./node_modules/*" -not -path "./public/*" -not -path "./data/*" | xargs -P1 -I grep -PHonE "(?:(?>label|title|placeholder|helpText|data-vv-as)=(?>".*?"|'.*?'))|translate((?>'([^']*).*?'|"([^"]*).*?"),?.*?)?|".*?")s?" >> $TMPFILE
The error I'm getting is grep: conflicting matchers specified
It worked before I changed the regex and added the -P argument.
I'm really confused, the regex seems fine and the command worked before, what matchers are conflicting? I'm not getting it.
grep find regular-expression xargs
asked Oct 4 at 13:32
MadClown
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I'm using find with xargs and grep to find text which we need to translate in our application.
find . -name *.vue -not -path "./vendor/*" -not -path "./node_modules/*" -not -path "./public/*" -not -path "./data/*" | xargs -P1 -I grep -PHonE "(?:(?>label|title|placeholder|helpText|data-vv-as)=(?>".*?"|'.*?'))|translate((?>'([^']*).*?'|"([^"]*).*?"),?.*?)?|".*?")s?" >> $TMPFILE
The error I'm getting is grep: conflicting matchers specified
It worked before I changed the regex and added the -P argument.
I'm really confused, the regex seems fine and the command worked before, what matchers are conflicting? I'm not getting it.
grep find regular-expression xargs
grep find regular-expression xargs
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-Pmeans perl compatible mode and-Emeans extended regular expression mode - you need to pick one
– steeldriver
Oct 4 at 13:56
@steeldriver thanks a lot! I probably should have read the man page a bit more carefully. Can you post that as an answer?
– MadClown
Oct 4 at 14:11
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-Pmeans perl compatible mode and-Emeans extended regular expression mode - you need to pick one
– steeldriver
Oct 4 at 13:56
@steeldriver thanks a lot! I probably should have read the man page a bit more carefully. Can you post that as an answer?
– MadClown
Oct 4 at 14:11
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-P means perl compatible mode and -E means extended regular expression mode - you need to pick one– steeldriver
Oct 4 at 13:56
-P means perl compatible mode and -E means extended regular expression mode - you need to pick one– steeldriver
Oct 4 at 13:56
@steeldriver thanks a lot! I probably should have read the man page a bit more carefully. Can you post that as an answer?
– MadClown
Oct 4 at 14:11
@steeldriver thanks a lot! I probably should have read the man page a bit more carefully. Can you post that as an answer?
– MadClown
Oct 4 at 14:11
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-Pmeans perl compatible mode and-Emeans extended regular expression mode - you need to pick one– steeldriver
Oct 4 at 13:56
@steeldriver thanks a lot! I probably should have read the man page a bit more carefully. Can you post that as an answer?
– MadClown
Oct 4 at 14:11