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Explain where to find pcregrep (for debian/ubuntistas)
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If you have either pcregrep or pcre2grep you can use the -o1 command-line flag to request that only capture group 1 is output. (Or change 1 to some other number if there are more captures in the regex.)

You can use the -oN command more than once if you want to output more than one capture group.

As far as I know, grep -P does not implement this extension. You'll find pcre2grep in Debian/Ubuntu package pcre2-utils. pcregrep is in package pcregrep.

If you have either pcregrep or pcre2grep you can use the -o1 command-line flag to request that only capture group 1 is output. (Or change 1 to some other number if there are more captures in the regex.)

You can use the -oN command more than once if you want to output more than one capture group.

As far as I know, grep -P does not implement this extension.

If you have either pcregrep or pcre2grep you can use the -o1 command-line flag to request that only capture group 1 is output. (Or change 1 to some other number if there are more captures in the regex.)

You can use the -oN command more than once if you want to output more than one capture group.

As far as I know, grep -P does not implement this extension. You'll find pcre2grep in Debian/Ubuntu package pcre2-utils. pcregrep is in package pcregrep.

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If you have either pcregrep or pcre2grep you can use the -o1 command-line flag to request that only capture group 1 is output. (Or change 1 to some other number if there are more captures in the regex.)

You can use the -oN command more than once if you want to output more than one capture group.

As far as I know, grep -P does not implement this extension.