/** (the * is replaced by
it's match)
regards,
Sven
Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Sven Köhler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>according to the rules the pattern
>> test/asdf/**
>>matches the directory test/asdf itself, and all it's s
> why does
> test/*/**
> match files inside test/ ?
just to make myself clear, the "*" should match any directories inside
test/ because after the "*" there is a "/" - for the same reason it
shouldn't match any file inside test/
i don't think test/** does match a file named test, or does it?
hi!
according to the rules the pattern
test/asdf/**
matches the directory test/asdf itself, and all it's subdirectories.
why does
test/*/**
match files inside test/ ?
what i try to do is to exclude all subdirectories of test/ but not to
exclude the files within test/
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