Dr. Robert van Engelen

Your tests ran into an incomplete implementation of decompression and buffering in ugrep, which slowed things down a lot as it decompressed the input byte-by-byte! Also, your use of `xargs...

Why not use the combination of options `-c` and `-o`, i.e. `-co` to count all occurrences? It is logical, though GNU/BSD grep don't offer this combo. The ugrep implementation does...

I've implemented a new approach to index files to speed up searching significantly. I'm quite excited to work on this and to reveal more details soon! 🚀 At this time...

In the beta testing phase. Already **TESTED A LOT OF CASES**, and **MORE TESTING** on thousands of files with thousands of regex patterns using automated scripts to generate cases and...

This might be useful, the new ugrep `--index` option: ~~~ --index Perform indexing-based search on files indexed with ugrep-indexer. Recursive searches are performed by skipping non-matching files. Binary files are...

## NEW! **The new tested and verified ugrep-indexer is released: https://github.com/Genivia/ugrep-indexer** Ugrep 3.12.6 supports index-based searching. ## Please help! I want to get more experience and feedback from user using...

@sujitawake and @arrufat I'm closing this as the suggestion to use [fish_udpate_completions](https://fishshell.com/docs/current/cmds/fish_update_completions.html) works great. Let me know if there is something else I can do for you.

Bash completions are now added to the ugrep repo, located in the `completions` directory. I would really like to add fish and zsh completions too. If you are happy with...

@sujitawake @arrufat @varenc I get your pleas to get this working for fish and zsh. The completion file formats doesn't look all that complicated. Let me write a script to...

Fish completions are now autogenerated with a new `compgen` script. Next up will be zsh. Files are located in the repo completions dir.