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Grep Console 
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Grep Console

Version: 2.0.1
Support Eclipse Version: 3.4
License: Free EPL
Development Status: Production/Stable
Company: Marian Schedenig
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Grep Console allows you to define a series of regular expressions which will be tested against the console output. Each expression matching a line will affect the style of either the entire line or parts of it. For example, error messages could be set to show up with a red background, or integer values showing the state of a certain variable could be rendered in bold font.
Added on: 14-Jul-2008 | Updated: 28-Jul-2008




Last 10 Comments


User: bojanpopicRating: 102009-06-27 09:22:07
Excellent! Just what I needed. Simple but powerful, just like plugin should be.


User: AnonymousRating: 72009-05-04 09:06:21
Great tool, but missing some usefull features like removing lines...


User: AnonymousRating: 82009-04-23 03:54:40
plugin has problems with regexp if some optional group doesn't match: (.*?)\s(?:(TRACE)|(DEBUG)|(INFO)|(WARN)|(ERROR)|(FATAL))\s*?(\S+).*


User: ScottKellRating: 102009-03-20 09:44:21
This plug-in does one thing and does it well.


User: AnonymousRating: 82009-03-16 04:13:58
Very useful tiny tool.


User: AnonymousRating: 102009-03-07 10:09:27
Very nice plugin!!!


User: AnonymousRating: 102009-02-17 14:36:44
very useful


User: AnonymousRating: 102009-01-08 14:07:03



User: AnonymousRating: 72008-10-22 06:36:02
Very useful! I use it to highlight various bits of an external C/C++ build. It's a great complement to the parsed output that appears in the Problems view. Would be nice if the reg ex's were stored in a project settings file that could be shared with other developers.


User: AnonymousRating: 102008-10-03 16:11:21
Excellent Plugin! To get it to work I had to create a regular expression. For example if I wanted to highlight all occurances of "thread", putting "thread" into the little didn't work too well. But putting ".*thread.*" worked!