gsrch

ugsch1 -ctry {if {% 3 {s.p.+ %s}} -ne {ctrycodes2 {invctrycodes2 {% 3 {s.p.+ %s}}}} -then {gccd2 {% 3 {s.p.+ %s}}} -else {gccd2 {invctrycodes2 {% 3 {s.p.+ %s}}}}} -q { % 1 {s.p.+ %s} } -l {if {% 2 {s.p.+ %s}} -eq {langcode {invlangcode {% 2 {s.p.+ %s}}}} -then {% 2 {s.p.+ %s}} -else {langcode {% 2 {s.p.+ %s}}}}

NAME
     gsrch - Google search based command with the possibility of chosing a country and a language

SYNOPSIS
     gsrch [QUERY] ; [LANGUAGE NAME OR LANGUAGE CODE] ; [COUNTRY NAME OR COUNTRY CODE]

EXAMPLES
     gsrch Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo -> google search in English
     gsrch Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo ; Italian  
     gsrch Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo ; it -> google search in Italian
     gsrch pizza ; fr ; it -> google search Italy for pizza, in French 

DESCRIPTION
     Google search in different languages and countries.
     
     Default values are .com for the country domain and .en (English) for the language.
     
     You don't need to define neither a language nor a country. You can just define a language.
     but if you want to define a country you will need to define the language you want.
     
     Capital letters won't be recognized.
     
     Any comments are much appreciated
     
     Thanks to Samuel Hoffstaetter and Allen Ormond for the commands "if" and "ifthen" 
     and to J. Aquino for the command "switch"

AUTHOR
     Luis Gabriel Matallana Vallejo <luisgmatallana[at]gmail[dot]com>

30 uses - Created 2010-06-14 23:35:08 - Last used 2011-07-18 14:19:17

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