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I finally got around to updating the website with a lot of photos from the summer. Here's a list of what I finally posted:
Click here for: Celebrating my birthday at our cottage with friends.
Click here for: Tiger's game from August 8, 2006 -- Lindsay and I went with Ben and Becky.
Click here for: Aaron and Sarah hang out at the cottage with us.
Click here for: Our god son's first birthday -- Our god son is Caden, who is Kirk and Andrea's kid.
Click here for: Jimmy Buffett concert. Good Times.
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I made a few bug fixes to Tim Charron's "GREP for Windows". These bugs were related to the subdirectory searching option (-S).
This is what Tim Charron's "Grep for Windows" webpage has to say about Grep:
GREP is a well known tool in the unix environment. There are several ports available that I came across for Windows. However, NONE of them allowed me to search through subdirectories (this functionality is easy on unix using the shell's file manipulation tools). I modified GNU grep 2.0 to allow searching of subdirectories.
To search subdirectories, do something like this:
grep -S "searchtext" *.txt
grep -S "searchtext" \personal\files\*.txt
grep -S searchtext C:\*.*
Click here to download the latest version of "Grep for Windows".
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