requiresExplicitLeadingPeriods
If a period in the name is at the beginning of a component, don’t match using wildcards.
var requiresExplicitLeadingPeriods: Bool
Treat the .
character specially if it appears at the beginning of string. If this flag is set, wildcard constructs in pattern cannot match .
as the first character of string. If you set both this and pathSeparator
, then the special treatment applies to .
following pathSeparator
as well as to .
at the beginning of string.
Equivalent to FNM_PERIOD
.