Joseph Herlant
version 1.0.0, 2013-10-19 : Initial version

1. grep regexp

This shell command do grep a regexp on the input you want (a file or stdin using pipes for example).

perl -ne '/regexp/&&print'

2. grep -i regexp

This shell command do grep a case insensitive regexp on the input you want (a file or stdin using pipes for example).

perl -ne '/regexp/i&&print'

3. grep -v regexp

This shell command do grep an exclusion regexp on the input you want (a file or stdin using pipes for example).

perl -ne '/regexp/||print'
Note
If you want the regexp of the grep -v to be case insensitive, just add the "i" at the end of the /regexp/ like in the grep -i example.