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wgrep works well for every line in context search like grep -C 2. It also works for grepmail, special grep-like program for mailboxes. You can edit each line of output.

How to force pcregrep with multiline request like ^[ \t]+-.*\n +CLOCK to cooperate with wgrep correctly (with ability to edit each line, not only the first)?

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I have created such one-liner

f=filename(s).org; diff --unchanged-group-format='' <(grep -i -nH -e  [.]* ${f}) <(pcregrep -v -M -nH -e "^[ \t]+-.*\n +CLOCK" ${f})

which is used instead of grep command in grep-mode.

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  • If this post resolves the problem, please accept your own answer so we can mark it as done.
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    Apr 24, 2016 at 1:59

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