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.TH texmfind "février 15, 2008" "" ""
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texmfind -- Search which ebuild(s) install(s) texmf file(s) matching a grep regexp.
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.RI \(dqregexp_pattern\(dq
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Ever wanted to know which ebuild installs a given texmf file (style files, font files, etc.) ? texmfind should give you the answer ! It searches for files in an "upstream" list containing (a good chunk of) the texmf files you can install from the main portage-tree. This, of course, includes texmf files and ebuilds which are not (yet) installed on your computer. texmfind is a grep wrapper, so you can search for files matching a regexp pattern.
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Displays description, usage and examples.
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.IP "-b, --belongs (default)"
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Searches for texmf file(s) matching a pattern and lists them along with corresponding ebuild(s).
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Searches for ebuild(s) matching a pattern and lists them along with corresponding texmf-files.
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Toggles off result groupping and formated text.
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In addition, the following grep options can be used (refer to
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.IP "-E, --extended-regexp"
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.IP "-P, --perl-regexp"
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.IP "-G, --basic-regexp (default)"
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.IP "-i, --ignore-case"
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texmfind \(dq.*4ht\(rs.\(rs(sty\(rs|tex\(rs)\(dq
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texmfind --noformat --ignore-case --extended-regexp \(dq.*4ht\(rs.(sty|tex)\(dq
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texmfind -Ein \(dq.*4ht\(rs.(sty|tex)\(dq (same as above with short options)
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texmfind --list \(dqtex4ht\(dq
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The upstream list is located in /usr/share/texmf-site/texmfind/texmf_files. It is just a plain flat-file. The first column contains the texmf filenames and the second column the ebuild name.