ned:tldr:873d1
ned: Search always showing colored output.
$ ned --colors '${^[dl]og}' ${-}
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This command is using the ned utility with some arguments and options. Here's a breakdown of its components:
ned: It is the name of the utility or command being executed.--colors '${^[dl]og}': This is an option for the ned command to specify the color pattern. It uses a regular expression pattern between single quotes.${^[dl]og}is a regular expression that matches any word starting with 'd', 'l', or 'o' (case-sensitive). This can be used to highlight or colorize specific words in the output.${-}: This is a shell variable denoting the current command-line options set for the shell. The ned command is reading these options using${-}.
Overall, this command is running the ned utility and configuring it to apply colors to words starting with 'd', 'l', or 'o' in the output. The ${-} shell variable denotes the current shell's command-line options.
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