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Modify config file example.

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It's not a good idea to specify “perl-regexp” in the config file, because it can
not be overriden yet. 😊
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==== Example configuration file
This example makes epubgrep always use Perl regular expressions and search for
mentions of the words thyme and oregano in every book.
This example makes epubgrep always suppress the file names on output, print 2
words of context around matches (unless overridden on the command line) and
search for mentions of the words thyme and oregano in every book.
[source,cfg]
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perl-regexp = 1
regexp = \b[Tt]hyme\b
regexp = \b[Oo]regano\b
no-filename
context = 2
regexp = [Tt]hyme
regexp = [Oo]regano
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// == EXAMPLES