Specifies that binary files are to be searched but not output. Specifies that output of error messages related to unreadable or nonexistent files is to be suppressed. If the -L, -l, and -q options are all omitted, the file name is output at the beginning of each output line. Specifies that directories are to be searched recursively. Specifies that nothing is to be output to the standard output. Is ignored when any of the -c, -L, -l, and -q options is specified. Specifies that its relative line number in the file is to be output at the beginning of each output line. If the -L and -l options are both specified, the one specified last takes effect. Specifies that only the names of files that contain a match for the value specified in pattern are to be output to the standard output.
Specifies that only the names of files that do not contain a match for the value specified in pattern are to be output to the standard output. Specifies that uppercase letters are not to be distinguished from lowercase letters (and vice versa). Specifies that binary files are to be ignored. Multiple path name are specified as being subject to search. Specifies that no file name is to be displayed at the beginning of each output line when either of the following conditions When the -E and -G options are both specified, the one specified last takes effect. Specifies that the value specified in pattern is to be handled as a regular expression. Specifies that the value specified in pattern is to be handled as an extended regular expression. Specifies that only the number of lines selected is to be output to the standard output. Specifies that the offset in bytes is to be displayed at the beginning of each matching line. Specifies that all files are to be handled as ASCII text files.
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