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You might want to preface that with "sudo" because there are directories in /System/Library that you, as a mere administrative user, won't have permission to search, and when you have a lot of "Permission denied" responses it makes it harder to see the other results that you're more interested in.
On Thursday, April 06, 2006, at 10:57AM, Peter N Lewis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>>Could someone provide me with a working example of 'find' from the
>>terminal using the 'iregex' switch? I'm getting stymied.
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>iregex is case insensitive regex.
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>find /System/Library -iregex ".*/fINDer.app/.*/sPANish.lproj/.*\.strings"
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>finds all the Spanish strings resources in the Finder app.
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>Note that the regex is probably not a PCRE, and so is probably more
>limited in what it accepts.
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>Enjoy,
> Peter.
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