Perhaps I\'m over-looking some minor error somewhere, however I have spent 20 minutes staring at this and re-reading the PHP manual, which is far too long for me to spend on a single line of code.
I\'m currently echoing all the names of the files in a given directory with php. The files have a naming convention:
I\'m writing a python script that uses this awkward glob syntax. import glob F = glob.glob(\'开发者_如何转开发./www.dmoz.org/Science/Environment/index.html\')
I have written the following Python code: #!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import os, glob path = \'/home/my/path\'
I have a config .ini file where users can specify a file pattern either using a Perl regular expression or as an Ant globbing pattern. The following for instance would prohibit a user from creating a
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I\'d like to write a utility function/module that\'ll provide simple wildcard/glob matching to strings. The reason I\'m not using regular expressions is that the user will be the one who\'ll end up pr
I have a problem with my regex: My script is written in perl. #!/usr/bin/perl # Inverse les colonnes 1 et 2
I am hoping someone can help me. I am trying to use glob to find a filename. I want to find a fil开发者_运维百科e name that contains a 2 OR a 4 as the fifth character in the file name. For example, I
The problem: Given a list of globs, I need to find (and return) a glob from the list that a given string matches or definitively determine that none match in. Excluding setup time, performance must be
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