On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
FILEALIAS *.gif "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.GIF "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.jpg "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.JPG "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.jpeg "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.JPEG "All Images"
why is this only working for the images on the root dir?? How do I
well.. it only gets the items in the root dir (meaning /*.gif) but not
anything below that (meaning /dir/*.gif). I even tried converting it to
a regex and nothing diffrent happened.
FILEALIAS REGEXP:(gif|GIF)$ "All gif Images"
FILEALIAS REGEXP:(jpg|JPG|jpeg|JPEG)$ "All jpeg Images"
anyone know
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
well.. it only gets the items in the root dir (meaning /*.gif) but not
anything below that (meaning /dir/*.gif).
anyone know why this would happen??
As I said before, it gets the ones in the directories too. I tested it.
I even tried converting it
Assuming that TYPEOUTPUTALIAS isn't the intended command,
my impression from the Analog documention page for Aliases
(http://www.analog.cx/docs/alias.html) is that an asterisk
represents one directory level. If so, this behavior would
be consistent with the behavior of UNIX's "ls" command where
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Duke Hillard wrote:
Assuming that TYPEOUTPUTALIAS isn't the intended command,
my impression from the Analog documention page for Aliases
(http://www.analog.cx/docs/alias.html) is that an asterisk
represents one directory level. If so, this behavior would
be consistent
Well I am trying it now and it don't work :@
what os are you using?? I'm doing this under solaris 2.6 and am using
analog 4.15 allong with report magic 2.02.
- Chuck
Stephen Turner wrote:
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
well.. it only gets the items in the root dir (meaning
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
Well I am trying it now and it don't work :@
Could you describe your exact symptoms?
what os are you using?? I'm doing this under solaris 2.6 and am using
analog 4.15 allong with report magic 2.02.
It uses my own pattern matching functions,
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Duke Hillard wrote:
Understood. I guess my UNIX experience influenced my expectations.
I sifted through the documentation to see if the behavior of the asterisk
is defined, but I didn't see anything. I looked in the obvious places like
Aliases, Inclusions and
FILEALIAS *.gif "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.GIF "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.jpg "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.JPG "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.jpeg "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.JPEG "All Images"
why is this only working for the images on the root dir?? How do I get
all files (under any dir) to follow this alias..
