Search for the specific phrase in files or in Internet as specified by Redgerra.
You need Ruby version 1.9.3 or higher and the development kit for it.
Download Ruby installer from http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/. Version 1.9.3 or above is required. Run the installer.
Download Development Kit from http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ which corresponds to the Ruby version you have installed previously. Unpack it into the directory with the installed Ruby.
In Ubuntu (http://www.ubuntu.com/) or Debian (https://www.debian.org/) you give the command (as root):
apt-get install ruby ruby-dev
Give the following command in this directory:
gem build gem.gemspec
You will get an installation package named "*.gem" (e. g. "redgerra-search-phrase-1.2.3.gem").
Suppose you have got an installation package named "redgerra-search-phrase-1.2.3.gem". Give the following command (as root or as Administrator):
gem install redgerra-search-phrase-1.2.3.gem
It is a Rack-compliant web-application for searching for the phrase in Internet.
The easiest way to start it is to give the following command:
rackup -p PORT config.ru
Here PORT is the port the web-server will run on; config.ru is "config.ru" from this directory. After that you open http://localhost:PORT/ in your Internet browser.
It is a command-line utility for searching for the phrase in local files.
You run it with the following command:
redgerra-search-phrase SLOCH_OPTION dir_or_file1 dir_or_file2 ...
Here SLOCH_OPTION is one of the following:
-s sloch- use specified sloch;-f sloch_file- read sloch from specified file.
dir_or_file[n] are files or directories which to search the phrase in.
It writes phrases found to standard output (each phrase in a separate line) and errors to standard error.