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Hi All, is there anyway to color the output following a shell command?

For instance:

$cat somefile.txt
Hello, I am the contents of somefile.txt

I'm using zsh, with ANSI colors enabled.
...

Thanks for the help!

How does one do a search for a multiline regular experssion and output the results to a file.

I know this won't work since grep only searches single lines:
egrep '<a>.*?</a>' source.xml >...

Thanks reborg!

These both look good, thanks for your time, unfortunately, the application requires a regular expression. (Textmate)

Is there a way to do it without sed?

Hi All, I'm fairly new to Regular Expressions, and have made some decent progress, but this one has me scratching my head. I'm trying to match the class name in my scripts as shown in the examples...

I'm on a mac, and I use Textmate. Love it.

yeah, I did use tr, but is there an easier way to loop recursively through the sub-directories? (Again, thanks for the replies, I'm amazed at how fast they've come). :)

Thank you for your replies Raghuram. From what I see, mac2unix is for converting mac line endings to unix, but it isn't avilable in the bash shell either. Is there a way to tell the differences...

This is the response I get:

line 3: dos2unix: command not found


I'm on a mac, and using its built in bash shell.

Unix noobie here. I've just created a shell script that accomplishes these objectives:

1) Remove all DOS CRs (Carriage Returns) out of a set of actionscript files (.as)

2) Recursively remove...