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#9 Re: grep: highlighting matches in color Posted by Anonymous (81.247.xx.xx) on Thu 9 Nov 2006 at 20:27 You can use "glark" (there is a debian package). This is a ruby script (as far as know), it's some kind of grep replacement with full color support. I don't use it too often because I find it very slow compared to grep but when highlight is a must, I use it. To answer your question, you can use "less" with glark and keep the color support. For example: # glark printf /usr/share/doc/glark/README.Debian | less -r D-fence

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