regexf
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regexf -h
usage: regexf [-h] [-v] [-s SECTION] [-f FILE] [patterns [patterns ...]]
Compare input patterns to regexf patterns in a regexf.ini file
positional arguments:
patterns regexf pattern (e.g. regexf -v aa/bb/cc vac/myvac1/1)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose increase output verbosity using -v,-vv
-s SECTION, --section SECTION
Specify section (default='default')
-f FILE, --file FILE Specify regexf file (default=/usr/local/bin/regexf.ini)
e.g. regexf -f ~/myregexf.ini vac/bb/cc
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