Instance Propertytuist.filesystem 0.7.9Glob
rangeNegationCharacter
The character used to specify when a range matches characters that aren’t in the range.
var rangeNegationCharacter: RangeNegationCharacterThe character used to specify when a range matches characters that aren’t in the range.
var rangeNegationCharacter: RangeNegationCharacters4Glob7PatternV7OptionsV22rangeNegationCharacterAE05RangeeF0Ovp What are these?36XVEimport Globstruct OptionsOptions to control how patterns are parsed and matched
struct PatternA glob pattern that can be matched against string content.
enum RangeNegationCharacterThe character used to invert a character class.
static let `default`: SelfDefault options for parsing and matching patterns.
static let go: SelfAttempts to match the behavior of filepath.Match in go.
static func posix() -> Pattern.Options Attempts to match the behavior of POSIX glob.
var emptyRangeBehavior: EmptyRangeBehaviorHow are empty ranges handled.
var matchLeadingDirectories: BoolIf a pattern should match if it matches a parent directory, as defined by pathSeparator.
var pathSeparator: Character?The path separator to use in matching
var requiresExplicitLeadingPeriods: BoolIf a period in the name is at the beginning of a component, don’t match using wildcards.
var supportsEscapedCharacters: BoolIf the pattern supports escaping control characters with ’'
var supportsPathLevelWildcards: BoolIf a double star/asterisk causes the pattern to match path separators.
var supportsPatternLists: BoolRecognize beside the normal patterns also the extended patterns introduced in ksh. Equivalent to FNM_EXTMATCH.
var supportsRangeSeparatorAtBeginningAndEnd: BoolAllows the - character to be included in a character class if it is the first or last character (ie [-abc] or [abc-])
enum EmptyRangeBehaviorHow empty ranges ([]) are treated